BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year

This HND in Project Management helps you develop the skills needed to plan, organise, and manage projects in different industries. You’ll learn how projects are structured and controlled, build teamwork and leadership skills, and gain practical experience to prepare you for roles in project management or further study.

This HND in Project Management is designed to develop the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence needed to manage projects successfully across a range of industries. Throughout the course, you will learn how projects are planned, delivered, and controlled while developing essential workplace skills in communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and decision-making.

You will explore key project management areas including project lifecycles, planning methods, risk management, quality control, leadership, and the use of project management tools and software. The programme combines academic learning with practical application, helping you understand how to manage resources, analyse information, and respond to real business challenges.

You will also develop the ability to manage change, support innovation, and deliver projects effectively and sustainably. By the time you graduate, you will be prepared for roles in project coordination, project management, operations, and other project-focused careers across different sectors.
Applicants Must be Aged 18+ and:

Have a Level 3 qualification (equivalent to either 60 credits or 80 UCAS tariff points).

Have the following English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you do not have this qualification, you can carry out an English test.

Applicants Aged 21+:

We welcome applications from students 21+ who do not match the standard entry requirements but who can demonstrate willingness and commitment to studying this subject, and who can evidence academic, professional or vocational experience in a related field. Have the following English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you do not have this qualification, you can carry out an English test.
Project Coordinator

Assistant Project Manager

Project Administrator

Project Support Officer

Junior Project Manager

Operations Coordinator

Business Analyst

Programme Support Officer

Project Scheduler

Risk Analyst

Planning Coordinator

Change Management Assistant

Team Leader or Supervisor

Project Management Officer (PMO) Assistant

Graduate Project Management Trainee

Modules

Year 0 (Foundation)

Academic Integrity and Assessment

Fundamentals of Project Management

Job Search Techniques and Professional Behaviour

Leadership in Project Management

Personal Development and Career Exploration

Study Strategies and Academic Development

Year 1

Business and Management Principles

Organisational Behaviour

Ethics and Social Justice

Financial Management for Projects

Digital Skills for Project Managers

Professional Skills and Teamwork

Year 2

People and Performance

Professional Development

Project Planning and Contr

Project Quality Assurance and Compliance

Project Resources and Procurement Management

Research in Project Management

Year 3

Global Project Management

Project Management for Innovation and Change

Risk Management in Projects

Strategic Management in Projects

Project

Please note: The modules listed are those currently offered and may change through our ongoing review processes. However, the core learning outcomes and themes will remain similar.

Location

London (Greenford UB6 0HE, Stratford E15 2JA, Stratford E15 2SN, East India E14 2BE, Olympic Park E3 2SE)

Leeds (LS1 3DL, LS1 5RD, LS1 4AP)

Birmingham (B5 4EG, B5 5SE)

Manchester (M12 6JH)

Please note that the campuses and locations listed are subject to availability and may change at any time. For the latest information, please get in touch with us and we will be happy to assist.

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