MSc in Project Management
Develop critical thinking, strategic planning, and effective project implementation skills with an MSc in Project Management.
Best for:Best for professionals and graduates aiming to build advanced strategic planning and project management capabilities.
Overview
The MSc in Project Management at University College Dublin is custom-designed to foster well-rounded, skilled graduates who can think critically, plan strategically, and implement projects effectively. Delivered through full-time or online part-time study modes, the programme accommodates both domestic and international applicants. Students engage with comprehensive coursework that prepares them for diverse leadership and project roles across various industries. The curriculum balances theoretical foundations with practical applications to ensure graduates are ready to manage complex organizational initiatives.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework in project management and strategic implementation
- Engage in critical analysis of business cases and operational scenarios
- Collaborate with peers on group assignments and applied project tasks
- Demonstrate mastery of strategic planning frameworks and methodologies
- Fulfill all continuous assessment, examination, and thesis or capstone requirements
Requirements
Degree required: Minimum second-class honours degree in Business, Commerce, Computer Science, Engineering, Social Science, Economics, Science, Physics, Architecture, or related discipline; OR primary degree with at least 3 years of relevant business work experience
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; English language qualification required if English is not your first language, unless primary degree was completed entirely through English in an English-speaking country
Instruction: English
- Critical thinking and strategic planning abilities
- Foundational knowledge in business, engineering, science, or related disciplines
- Capacity for independent academic study and project delivery
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Open to domestic (EEA) and international (Non-EEA/Non-EU) applicants for both full-time and online part-time options
- May require a student visa for non-EEA applicants studying on-site in Ireland
- Eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) consideration where applicable
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How to apply
Applications are submitted online through the university admissions portal. Applicants must ensure they meet the academic and English language entry requirements before applying. Supporting documentation should be uploaded directly through the online application system.
- CV
- Degree transcripts
- English language test results if applicable
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