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MSc in Project Management

Master's Degree Programme (sivilingeniør), 2 years

MSc in Project Management

– Programme components

The Master of Science in Project Management is a two-year programme of study. Students choose among three engineering tracks; Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Production & Quality Engineering. In the first year, the students have six compulsory courses that count for a total of 45 ECTS, and two engineering courses (15 ECTS). In the third semester, the students have one elective engineering course (7.5 ECTS), an engineering specialization project (15 ECTS), and a mandatory specialization track course (7.5 ECTS). The fourth semester is devoted in its entirety to writing the individual master's thesis (30 ECTS).

The specialization project and the master's thesis are undertaken with one of the three collaborating departments, depending upon the elective engineering course in the first semester (which signals the choice of specialization). Students who choose TBA 4315 in the first semester will follow the Civil Engineering track with the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (IBM); students who choose TIØ4265 will follow the Industrial Engineering track with the Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management (IØT); and students who choose TPK4160 will follow the Production and Quality Engineering track with the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MTP).

To qualify for beginning work on the master's thesis in the fourth semester, students must have completed all mandatory courses that are part of the program. Furthermore, it is a requirement to document the equivalent of 6 weeks of full-time employment experience. A minimum of 3 weeks of the work experience should be relevant for your study program. International students can apply for an exemption from the work experience requirement.

Changes may occur until the study plan is confirmed. The study plan is confirmed at the beginning of each semester.

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    The study plan depends on the year you start the programme. Please select your initial study year in order to display the study plan pertaining to you. If you are uncertain which is your initial study year, you will find this marked as "Class" on Studentweb.

    The tables below show compulsory and elective courses by year and semester. Some fields are marked with an ? which can be clicked to reveal supplementary information. SP (credits) are equivalent to ECTS credits.

    Guidelines which provide detailed information about the programme can be found at the bottom of the page.

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