Project work is becoming a significant way to deliver organisational value. Thus, it is becoming more likely that, you will work as part of, if not lead, a project team in a workforce. This module takes into consideration the myriad of project work that students could be participating in, and their differing levels of expertise. It will focus on the principles, and areas of performance required to contribute and lead projects, rather than specific project management processes. Students will gain a broad overview of project performance domains and potential activities undertaken in each. Students will further investigate a single domain (including meeting domain outcomes, how domains are tailored and what models, methods and artifacts best enable the work of individual domains). Finally, students will reflect upon project management principles and skills that underpin project practice.

Critically apply project management standards and theory to a current project

Reflect on knowledge gained in relation to project management principles and power skills

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This module requires students to be contributing to a current work-based project as a project team member, so as to demonstrate the application of theory. At a minimum, the project must have initial project documentation drafted such as a vision statement, project charter, business case, or project plan. This module requires students to have access to the project lead, or if leading the project themselves, a project management mentor to consult with throughout the module.

This module requires students to be contributing to a current work-based project as a project team member, so as to demonstrate the application of theory. At a minimum, the project must have initial project documentation drafted such as a vision statement, project charter, business case, or project plan. This module requires students to have access to the project lead, or if leading the project themselves, a project management mentor to consult with throughout the module. Offerings: All

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MO1001 - Project Management Skills