MSc Project Management from Gisma University of Applied Sciences

The MSc Project Management curriculum develops postgraduate expertise in strategic project management, project costing and control, governance, risk management, stakeholder communication, management consulting and IT projects. Students build project planning, risk and cost control, stakeholder management, cross-cultural leadership, governance and consulting through a blend of classroom teaching, digital learning, case-based work, collaborative projects and independent research. The 120-ECTS route includes a mobility window for study abroad, an internship or a practical business project. Research methods and a final thesis or equivalent research component are included where specified in the programme structure. The academic approach connects advanced subject knowledge with practical decision-making, helping students apply concepts to realistic organisational or technology challenges. GISMA currently lists Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct entry points. The available study duration depends on the programme route and, for eligibility-based tracks, previous academic or professional experience.

MSc Project Management is a career-focused postgraduate programme with Berlin listed as the study location option. The course covers strategic project management, project costing and control, governance, risk management, stakeholder communication, management consulting and IT projects and develops project planning, risk and cost control, stakeholder management, cross-cultural leadership, governance and consulting. Current intakes are Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct. GISMA lists the duration as 120 ECTS: 24 months; eligibility-based 60/90 ECTS: 12/18 months, with tuition of 120 ECTS: €25,100; 60 ECTS: €16,250. The 120-ECTS route includes a mobility window for study abroad, an internship or a practical business project. The qualification is Gisma University of Applied Sciences. The programme suits graduates and professionals seeking advanced knowledge, practical application and stronger career preparation in the relevant field.

The MSc Project Management curriculum develops postgraduate expertise in strategic project management, project costing and control, governance, risk management, stakeholder communication, management consulting and IT projects. Students build project planning, risk and cost control, stakeholder management, cross-cultural leadership, governance and consulting through a blend of classroom teaching, digital learning, case-based work, collaborative projects and independent research. The 120-ECTS route includes a mobility window for study abroad, an internship or a practical business project. Research methods and a final thesis or equivalent research component are included where specified in the programme structure. The academic approach connects advanced subject knowledge with practical decision-making, helping students apply concepts to realistic organisational or technology challenges. GISMA currently lists Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct entry points. The available study duration depends on the programme route and, for eligibility-based tracks, previous academic or professional experience.