Course Overview

In many organisations, projects are the primary way in which activities are planned, organised, and implemented. Corporations, non-governmental organisations, and public institutions rely on project management to achieve defined objectives within specific time, budget, and resource constraints.

The Project Management programme at IBS The Hague provides participants with a structured understanding of project management principles and their practical application. The course focuses on planning, execution, leadership, and control of projects in a variety of organisational contexts.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the programme, participants will:

• Understand the fundamental concepts and terminology of project management
• Design projects with clear goals, activities, timelines, and budgets
• Apply project management tools and standards in practice
• Develop leadership and team coordination skills in project settings
• Identify and manage risks and stakeholders effectively

Course Content

The programme addresses the following key areas:

Introduction to Project Management

• Projects and project-based organisations
• The role and responsibilities of the project manager
• Project life cycles and phases

Project Design and Planning

• Defining project goals and objectives
• Activity planning and scheduling
• Time, cost, and financial planning

Leadership and Team Building

• Leadership styles in project environments
• Team formation and motivation
• Communication within project teams

Project Management Tools and Software

• Introduction to project management software
• Monitoring progress and controlling performance

Risk and Stakeholder Management

• Identifying and analysing project risks
• Risk mitigation strategies
• Stakeholder analysis and stakeholder engagement

Project Management Standards

• Overview of commonly used project management standards and frameworks
• Applying standards in practical project situations

Teaching and Learning Approach

The course is delivered through a combination of:

• Lectures and guided discussions
• Practical exercises in planning and team building
• Case studies and applied assignments
• Individual and group project work

Participants work either on their own project plans or on projects provided during the course, enabling direct application of concepts to realistic scenarios Outline SC Project Management.

Programme Structure and Duration

• Duration: 3 months
• Format: Combination of contact hours and guided self-study
• Activities: Assignments, group work, and practical exercises

The extended duration allows participants to develop a deeper and more integrated understanding of project management than is possible in a short-term course.

• Certified copies of academic transcripts
• A copy of a valid passport
• A completed application form
• Payment of a non-refundable registration fee

Who Should Attend

This programme is suitable for:

• Professionals involved in project coordination or management
• Employees of corporations, NGOs, and public institutions
• Individuals seeking to develop practical project management skills

Interested in the program?

Cost: see Tuition