All organisational facets of a project are dealt with by the field of project management. It explores the application of particular procedures and ideas in the conception, organisation, coordination, and management of projects. Simply described, project management is the use of knowledge, expertise, information, techniques, and processes to carry out project goals.

The development of the skills necessary to create and achieve goals in a professional setting is supported by this programme. In order to manage risks, adapt to changes, and increase an organization's effectiveness, project management students study how to plan, organise, and carry out business tasks.

Along with subject-specific information, students pick up transferrable abilities including problem-solving, effective decision-making, leadership, communication, teamwork, risk management, and cost management. Project management degrees blend ideas from business management, economics, and marketing.

Study Levels

Bachelor's degrees in project management are uncommon; they are only offered at a select few institutions and universities. In this sector, a master's degree and certification are more typical. Most project managers begin their education with a straightforward bachelor's degree before going on to graduate school or earning a specialised credential. The study levels include:

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Project Management
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Decision Making Support
• Bachelor of Business Administration (Project Management)
• Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Management
• Master of Arts (MA) in Management
• Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Project Management
• Master of Business Administration (Project Management)
• Master of Management (MM)
• Postgraduate Diploma / Certificate (PGDip / PGCert) in Project Management
• Project Management Institute (PMI) Certification: A PMI qualification can show a student's field expertise and can be achieved in two variations:

• Project Management Professional (PMP) certification and
• Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification.

Specialisation

Students with specialisations can apply their knowledge and experience to expedite workflow, enhance job quality, and foster a better work environment. Project Management specialisation possibilities include:

• Applied Project Management
• Architectural Project Management
• Construction Project Management
• Data Analytics and Project Management
• Digital Project Management
• Engineering Project Management
• Human Resources Project Management
• IT Project Management
• Logistics and Supply Chain Project Management
• Organizational Management
• Project Planning and Management
• Real Estate Development
• Strategic Project Management
• Sports Management
• Transportation Management

Employability

There is a need for project managers across many different businesses. As certified project managers, graduates will have a wealth of professional prospects in IT firms, the oil and gas industry, finance and insurance, manufacturing, construction, and utility services. Project management graduates may also get employment with reputable businesses like CISCO, AECOM, Microsoft, Google, Accenture, Ericsson, and Amazon. There are different roles for ensuring a project's success depending on the organisational structure, type, scope, and alignment of the project. There are a wide range of job opportunities for people pursuing project management. Some of the most common positions in India include:

• Project Manager - responsible for leading a team to achieve project objectives on time, within budget, and to the desired quality.
• Program Manager - responsible for managing multiple projects that are related in some way to each other.
• Project Coordinator - responsible for supporting the project manager in various administrative tasks such as scheduling, budgeting and reporting.
• Agile Coach - responsible for guiding teams to implement agile methodologies and ensure effective team collaboration and communication.
• Risk Manager - responsible for identifying, assessing, and managing risks that may impact project delivery.
• Business Analyst - responsible for gathering and analyzing requirements, and translating them into project deliverables.
• IT Project Manager - responsible for managing technology-focused projects, such as software development or system implementation.
• Construction Project Manager - responsible for managing construction projects from planning to completion.
•  Healthcare Project Manager - responsible for managing healthcare-related projects, such as hospital renovations or the implementation of new medical technology.

These are just a few examples of the many project management roles available in various industries. The other job opportunities available abroad are:

• Assistant Project Manager
• Project Analyst
• Project Designer
• Project Controller
• Coordinator
• Technical Project Manager
• Product Owner
• Program Analyst
• Production Coordinator
• Program Assistant
• Associate Project Manager
• Business Project Manager
• Construction Project Manager
• Software Project Manager
• Senior Project Manager
• Project Coordinator
• Product Manager
• Information Technology (IT) Project Manager