MSC /Higher Degree in Project Planning
Nadeem AkramMember for 22 years 11 months
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Dear Friends,
I am working as Senior Engineer in Building Department in United Kingdom.
I asked my director , want to become a planner ,he is kind enough to give me oppertunity to become a planner.
Hopefully i will be assisting a Senior Planner asta power project planner for a few weeks.
I have got 18 year Civil Engineering Experience and I did 40 day course in Primavera Project Planning.
Can any friend please guide me Is any Institution /College/University offer part time MSC- OR BSc Degree in Project Planning . I have Done BSc Civil Engineering and I want to do MSc in Project Planning.Improve my planning education.
Can any one please guide me where I can do in UK?
mY e-mail is nadeem.akram@hotmail.com please reply me asap.
Kind Regards
Nadeem Akram
United Kingdom
I am working as Senior Engineer in Building Department in United Kingdom.
I asked my director , want to become a planner ,he is kind enough to give me oppertunity to become a planner.
Hopefully i will be assisting a Senior Planner asta power project planner for a few weeks.
I have got 18 year Civil Engineering Experience and I did 40 day course in Primavera Project Planning.
Can any friend please guide me Is any Institution /College/University offer part time MSC- OR BSc Degree in Project Planning . I have Done BSc Civil Engineering and I want to do MSc in Project Planning.Improve my planning education.
Can any one please guide me where I can do in UK?
mY e-mail is nadeem.akram@hotmail.com please reply me asap.
Kind Regards
Nadeem Akram
United Kingdom
1 reply
Oldest first- 0Chris Oggham ·Hi Nadeem,
I know that Bradford University offer an MSc in Development and Project Planning and another in Project Planning and Management, but I don’t know if these can be done part-time or as distance learning.
However, the University of Glamorgan offers a BSc in Project Management (Construction) which includes Project Planning, and can be done part-time.
I hope this is helpful
Chris Oggham
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