Project management has emerged as a standalone profession. The Project Management Institute predict that demand for Project Managers will outstrip supply over the next 10 years. By 2027, globally, employers will need 87.7 million individuals working in project management-oriented roles.
Project Management is a function used in many business sectors either for a one-off project or as an ongoing activity. Project Managers plan and organise an organisation’s staff, financial and technological resources to progress a specific project or event to completion.
This course will provide learners with an introduction to the key project management skills, tools and techniques that are utilised to successfully initiate, run, and close projects of all types.
Please note the above course descriptor is subject to change.
Mature applicants who have relevant experience and may not meet the above requirements are
welcome to apply.
All applicants will be invited to an Applicant Information Meeting.
Disclaimer: The college reserves the right to make any alterations to any programme as might be required. Where there is insufficient enrolment a course may be cancelled.
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Graduates may apply for part-time Management, Accounting and Finance degree programmes in TU Dublin.
