Potential candidates should have attained a first degree in any of the following disciplines: Project Management, Information Technology, Planning, Agriculture, Accounting, Engineering, Management Sciences, Economics, Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Land Surveying, Construction Management. Consideration is also given on a case-by-case basis to candidates who possess a first degree in other areas.MSc Project Management – Two (2) Years (Part-Time)
Candidates with sufficient related work experience would become eligible for registration in related professional associations and institutions.
What you will need to apply
*UWI graduates need not submit or request these documents
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You will be required to complete the following eight (8) core courses within the first two semesters:
The Research Methods for Project Managers* is a Semester II, 3 credits course.
You will need to choose four (4) electives over the third and fourth semesters from the course listing. See course listing here for more information click here.
Students may choose electives from out of Department postgraduate courses. When registering for out of Department courses, students may just need to request an override. This can be done electronically. Only in cases where the electronic override request is not permitted, should students seek approval from the Programme Coordinator, Project Management, to request permission to register for the course.
Your project is to be done over the third and fourth semesters and provides the student with the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills learned throughout the programme.
The programme will be an evening programme with lectures, seminars and tutorials being delivered between on weekdays. Group discussions and pursuit of topics and assignments will be an essential feature of the delivery format.
Typically courses are taught three (3) to four (4) days per week.