Project Management (Bc.)

You’ll learn how projects work in practice—from the initial idea to successful implementation. You’ll gain a foundation in economics, management, finance, and entrepreneurship, and you’ll learn how to lead a team, plan tasks, and achieve results.

You will be able to:

• plan and manage projects (e.g., events, campaigns, company projects)
• work in a team and coordinate people
• communicate effectively and solve problems
• use modern project management tools
• think strategically and organize your work

The program combines theory with practice, so you won’t just be “listening”—you’ll also be working on real projects, just as you would in a company.

As a graduate, you’ll find opportunities in companies and organizations that operate on a project basis—which is virtually every modern company today.

You could work, for example, as:

• a project manager or coordinator
• a team or department manager
• an employee at companies, startups, or corporations
• a specialist in project planning, organization, and management
• an employee in the public or nonprofit sector

Companies today operate on a project basis, which is why this type of program is very practical and in high demand—it prepares you for real-world work right after graduation.

Admission Requirements for the FULL-TIME program.

Take a look at the courses and curriculum you will complete during your studies in the FULL-TIME program.

Description of the study program for the FULL-TIME track