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MSc
PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND EVALUATION DEGREE
The Msc Project Management and Evaluation Programme
seeks to respond to the expressed need by Givernments,
the Private Sectore and Development Agencies in the
region for cadre of persons with advanced training in
Project Management and Evaluation.
To qualify for entry to the MSc Degree in Project Management
and Evaluation Programme applicants should have a good
honours degree from an approved University. Preference
will be given in the first instance to persons with
work experience in the field of Project Management and/or
Project Evaluation. Competence in undergraduate level
Statistics course(s) would be a distinct advantage.
Programme Structure
The Programme consist of core of subjects for
all students, and two streams of specialisation, one
in Prject Management and one in Project Evaluation.
The stream(s) offered in any year will depend on the
number and patterns of registration
CORE (Courses)
Fundamentals of Project Development
Project Analysis/Appraisal
Computers in Project Management and Evaluation
Project Implementation
Monitoring and Evaluation
Essentials of Management
PROJECT MANAGEMENT STREAM
Negotiations and Conflict Management
Financial Management and Project Financing
Contracts, Procurement and Disbursements
Practicum/Project Design/Practical
PROJECT EVALUATION STREAM
Project Evaluation Methods (1)
Project Evaluation Methods (2)
Social and Environmental Impact Assesment
Practicum/Project Design/Practical
MSc INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DEGREE
The MSc International Management programme
is designed to develop international managers who can
comfortable and confidently move from country to country
and deal effectively with counterparts from around the
world. A special focus of the programme is the Caribbean
and Latin America; incorporating workshops on issues
of special interest in the region and invitied guest
spekers drawn from the region.
To qualify for entry to the Msc degreee in International
Management programme, applicants should satisfy the
general University Regualtions governing admission to
a higher degree and shoudl normally have at least a
Second Class Honours degree or its equivalent. Canadidates
with pass degrees, who have other relevant qualifications
and substantial experience will be considered for entry
on a case by case basis.
Programme Structure
The Programme consists of a core set of international
management courses, language courses, and final international
project.
Pre-programme modules in management and laguage will
be offered prior ro the core programme for students
without previous language/management education.
Management Module
Management, Accounting and Finance, Marketing,
Quantative Methods, Strategy/Production and Operations
Management.
Spanish Module
Beginners Spanish
These modules will be scheduled during July and Sugust
depending on demand.
CORE COURSES
Semester I (September - December)
IMGT6000 IM60A International Finance
IMGT6030 IM61A International Trade Investment
IMGT6060 IM62A International Organisational Behaviour
and Human Resource Management
IMGT6090 IM63A Spanish I
Semester II (January - April)
IMGT6010 IM60B International Marketing
IMGT6040 IM61B Government Business and Society
IMGT6070 IM61B International Strategy
IMGT6100 IM63B Spanish III
Semester I (May - July)
IMGT6020 IM60C Cross-Cultural Communications
IMGT6050 IM61C International and Comparative Labour
Relations
IMGT6080 IM62C Contemporary Issues
IMGT6110 IM63C Spanish III
Final ProjectI (September - February)
IM64A Internship/Practicum (Six Months)
The final project mabe and internship, a consultancy,
or a research project.
Required Workshops
These skill-building workshops are required
for all student.
Each is a one-credit workshop.
Semester I - Cross-Cultural Skills
Semester II -Caribbean and Latin American Experiences
Semester III - Research Methods
Cost Programme Costs
The complete programme - 45 credit hours -
BDS $28,800
(US $14,400). Costs include books and materials.
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