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Jun 07, 2025
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2025-2026 Course Catalog
Project Management, MRes
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The Online Master of Research (MRes) in Project Management is a research-intensive program for current working professionals with relevant experience who want to become the next generation of leaders, driving successful companies and projects in competitive and technologically advanced local, national, and global markets.
As an MRes student, you will conduct original research in an area of interest under the guidance of a dedicated thesis chair. Upon graduation, you will have published work that explores new frontiers in project management.
What you’ll gain with an MRes in Project Management:
- In-depth understanding of project management principles, such as leadership, strategic thinking, risk, value, and quality
- Multidisciplinary knowledge across management, research and development, cybersecurity, human factors, psychology, and more
- Exposure to the academic publishing process and practical research experience
- Specialized expertise in your area of interest
- Practical experience applying project management frameworks in real-world contexts
- Insight into emerging technologies and future market demand
- In-demand job skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication of complex concepts
- Enhanced career prospects in academia, research institutions, and advanced leadership roles across industries
- A mindset for continuous learning in a high-demand field
- Opportunities to contribute new knowledge in an evolving area
Student Outcomes
Upon graduation, graduates will be able to:
- Incorporate the theoretical basis and practical applications of project management into their professional work.
- Apply research and advanced problem-solving skills to their career field.
- Be versed in the science to offer economic solutions to project management.
- Demonstrate the highest mastery of the needs of project management globally.
- Be ambassadors for research and the advancement of knowledge.
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Course Requirements
Master of Research: 30 Credits Notes
- PJM700 must be taken as the only class in the first semester.
- No more than one class allowed in following semesters without Dean’s approval.
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