What are the Course Modules?

The Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Project Management qualification consists of 9 mandatory units for a combined total of 120 credits:

Mandatory units:

Planning, Controlling and Leading a Project

Procurement Risk and Contract Management

Project and Logistics Management

Operations and Information Management for Project Managers

Research Methods for project management

Principles of Project Management

Operations and Global Supply Chain Management

Leadership and Professional Development

Managing Risk, Uncertainty and Complexity in Projects

Innovation in Project Management

If "What are the Course Modules?" is shaping your shortlist, use the points below to decide whether the Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Project Management is the right next move.

• Align the credit value with any top-up, MBA, or professional route you already have in mind.
• Check that QUALIFI recognition matches what your employer or next university expects.
• Skim the module list above — if two or more units excite you, the Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Project Management is usually a strong fit.

Core modules and themes from the Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Project Management:

• Principles of Project Management — The unit’s aim is to introduce the principles of project management required for successful project delivery. In addition to this, learners will recognise the importance of a project lifecycle and how it can assist project management through gateways. The unit also looks into the application of established and innovative processes and methodologies used for project planning, execution and control. This includes the applicability and effectiveness of the use of business case, stakeholder management tools, risk management tools, time and cost control tools (EVM, CPM, Gantt Charts), change control, EVM, Gantt charts, configuration management, project closure, reflective practice and lessons learned.
• Research Methods for Project Management — The unit’s aim is to give learners the practical, technical, and methodological abilities they need to undertake independent research for their research project and management in general. The unit recognises that conducting research necessitates the development of both specific and generic research skills, such as an understanding of the research design process, different techniques for conducting research in business and management studies and an appreciation of the ethical and social implications of high-value research. As researchers and/or intendent practitioners, learners will be able to build critical awareness of key research abilities through this subject.
• Operations and Information Management for Project Managers — The aim of this unit is to build a critical awareness of project management operations and information systems. The influence of modern circumstances on interrelationships within functional sectors will be investigated. Learners will analyse the importance of inventory management using information systems and inventory scheduling in connection to organizational strategy and capacity to plan for items.
• Project and Logistics Management — The aim of this unit is to teach learners about portfolio management and the features that go with it. The need of having a Project Management Office will also be discussed, as well as the stages of developing a successful project management office. The supply chain ecosystem will also be examined, as well as IT frameworks appropriate for logistics and supply chain difficulties.
• Procurement Risk and Contract Management — This unit aims to help learners understand the fundamentals of procurement as well as the importance of detecting and managing procurement and contract management risks. Learners will also get a critical grasp of diverse procurement legislation frameworks and evaluate risk assessment frameworks in the procurement environment.
• Planning, Controlling and Leading a Project — This unit will introduce learners to the reality of project development and management. It will also introduce learners to the difficulties of project management in the global corporate environment. Its goal is to encourage critical thinking regarding project management as complex, process-based cultural systems that are always evolving thanks to the efforts of high-performing teams. Understanding effective project management is becoming increasingly important as a growing number of businesses engage in project development and management operations. The duties and responsibilities of project team members will be taught to students. The study of various levels of management abilities will focus on success factors, monitoring, and control.

Check you are a strong match before you apply:

• The Level 7 qualification has been designed to be accessible without artificial barriers that restrict access and progression. Learners will be expected to hold the following:
• Level 6 Qualification or an Undergraduate Honour’s Degree or an equivalent international qualification OR
• Learners who have work experience and demonstrate drive and ambition to start their own business, or work in business development; OR
• Learners who possess a first degree in another discipline and want to develop their own business or shift careers. In certain circumstances, learners with considerable experience but NO FORMAL QUALIFICATION may be considered, subject to interview and being able to demonstrate their ability to cope with the demands of the programme. The qualification is offered in English.

1. Apply online — open enrolment for the Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma in Project Management and complete your details.
2. Pay the £10 application fee — reserves your application and unlocks the next steps.
3. Upload documents and start — once accepted, access the learner portal and begin your modules.

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