Lifewide learning courses and programmes

Strategic project management

This course focuses on advanced topics of project management from the strategic viewpoint and value creation perspective. Responsibility and sustainability in projects and project networks with different collaboration models are also covered. The course provides in-depth understanding on these themes and the related topics mentioned in the course content.

Schedule:

Teaching time:

Evening

Topic:

Project management

Form of learning:

Online

Provider:

Aalto University, FITech

Level:

Advanced

Credits:

5 By Aalto University (ECTS)

Fee:

€ 0.00

Application period:

4.4.2023 – 6.8.2023

Target group and prerequisites

Basic knowledge of project management or previous experience on project management.

Course description

This course focuses on advanced topics of project management from the strategic viewpoint and value creation perspective. Responsibility and sustainability in projects and project networks with different collaboration models are also covered. The course provides in-depth understanding on these themes and the related topics mentioned in the course content.

Common course themes are:

  • Project value creation and cooperation models
  • Responsibility and sustainability in projects and project networks with measures
  • Strategic project management and long-term value creation

This course is organised in collaboration with Åbo Akademi, University of Oulu and Tampere University.

Teaching schedule

Lectures will be held on Mondays and Thursdays at 16:15–19:00 through Zoom (mandatory participation). Pre-assignments need to be submitted before each lecture. Students also need to submit a final essay (deadline 30.9.).

Workload

  • Pre-assignments (reading pre-material, watching videos, doing assignments, personal reflection) 7 x 10 h = 70 h
  • Lectures (incl. class assignments, personal reflection) 7 x 4 h = 28 h
  • Final course essay (revisiting materials, writing the essay, personal reflection) 37 h

Completion methods

Pre-assignments (60 %), lecture participation and class assignments (10 %), final essay (30 %).

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