MBA in APM
SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION
About MBA in APM
MBA in Advanced Project Management (MBA in APM)
Programme Duration: 2 Years Full Time
Projects are undertaken in the public and private sectors to meet the economic needs of industry and society. It offers immense potential for project business all over the world. Managing projects of large scale is a vital key to successful project delivery in a variety of sectors. Achieving excellence and innovations in the infrastructure, industrial, financial and service sectors requires skills and sound knowledge of advanced project management theory and practice.
The focus of the programme is on large and complex engineering and non-engineering projects, which require specialised human resources. Competent project professionals are required to manage and lead the project successfully. The programme adopts a multidisciplinary approach comprising project management and systems engineering so that budding project managers are prepared to work in different sectors of the industry. Industry-ready project professionals are employed in oil and gas, software development, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure and construction including clients, contracting and consulting organisations. Such trained manpower is also required by various organisations for education, health care and management of rural projects. The MBA APM addresses the techno-managerial needs of various projects in different sectors of the industry. Graduates from different streams like Engineering, Planning, Architecture, Computer & IT, Science, Commerce, Arts, Pharmaceutical and Agriculture etc. after completing this programme gain a multidisciplinary exposure which will facilitate their contribution while working on modern-day projects.
MBA APM is a unique course and hardly any other reputed institute offers this course in India. The curriculum has been reviewed and updated from time-to-time to incorporate the latest advances in project management to build competencies in diverse areas.
Courses
Semester – I | |
Sr. No. | Course Name |
1 | Managerial Accounting and Finance |
2 | Managerial Economics |
3 | Business Decision Making in Management |
4 | Managing Project Communications |
5 | Project Management Principles & Practices |
6 | Project Planning & Integration – I |
7 | Health, Safety & Environment Management |
8 | Swayam |
Semester – II | |
Sr. No. | Course Name |
9 | People and Organizations |
10 | Legal Aspects & Industrial Relations |
11 | Operations Management |
12 | Enterprise Risk Management |
13 | Project Formulation & Appraisal |
14 | Project Planning & Integration – II |
15 | Procurement & Contract Management |
16 | Swayam |
17 | Managerial Skills |
Semester – III | |
Sr. No. | Course Name |
18 | Business Development & Project Marketing |
List of General Elective Courses | |
19 | Strategic Management |
20 | Social Cost Benefit Analysis |
21 | Logistics & Supply Chain Management |
22 | Enterprise Resource Planning |
List of Program Elective Courses | |
23 | Project Analytics |
24 | Advances in Project Management |
25 | Management of Global Projects |
26 | Project Quality Management |
27 | Project Governance, Ethics & Professionalism |
28 | Building Information Modelling and Digital Transformations in Projects |
29 | Project Finance |
List of Domain Elective Courses | |
30 | Project Management for Education |
31 | Management of Infrastructure Projects |
32 | Project Management in Health and Community services |
33 | Site Administration and Control |
34 | Management of Launching Systems in Bridge Projects |
35 | Management of Oil & Gas Projects |
36 | Management of MEP Projects-I |
37 | Seminar/Mini Project |
38 | Summer Internship (6 to 8 weeks) |
Semester – IV | |
Sr. No. | Course Name |
39 | Project Management for Smart Cities |
40 | Public Private Partnership |
41 | Project Management for Rural development |
42 | Project Management in Software Development Projects |
43 | Management of New Product Development Projects |
44 | Management of Renewable Energy Projects and Energy |
45 | Management of MEP Projects-II |
46 | BIM for MEP Projects |
47 | Project Work-Major |
Notes: 1.   Students have to choose three subjects of General Electives, two subjects of Programme Electives and two subjects of Domain Electives in Semester III. 2.   Students have to choose three subjects of Domain Electives in Semester IV. 3.   Summer Internship is to be started and completed after the end of Semester II. 4.   The seminar and project work are to be undertaken and completed during Semester III and Semester IV. | |
