The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Project Management at New Uzbekistan University is a one-year, thesis-based program designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge required to manage complex projects across industries. The program provides a strong foundation in strategic planning, problem-solving, project budgeting, and resource management, ensuring graduates can successfully execute projects within scope, time, and financial constraints.
The curriculum consists of 36 ECTS of core courses, 12 ECTS of electives, and a 32 ECTS thesis. Courses cover key topics such as project planning, execution, risk management, cost control, leadership, communication, and stakeholder management. Delivered in-person in a block format, the program is designed to accommodate working professionals. Students engage with quantitative techniques, case studies, and simulations, gaining practical experience in decision-making and project execution.
As a specialized degree, the M.Sc. in Project Management provides a comprehensive approach to project management concepts, making it an essential graduate program for individuals who aim to excel in project-oriented roles, such as project coordinator, assistant project manager, junior project analyst, or team lead. Graduates gain a competitive edge in the job market, developing the ability to lead teams, manage budgets, and navigate complex project environments. While a master’s degree is not a requirement for becoming a project manager, it improves career prospects, offering opportunities for leadership roles in industries that demand high-level project management expertise.
Two to three years after completing the program, graduates will:
Upon successful completion of M.Sc. in Industrial Management, the graduating students will attain:
The conferment of the Master of Science in Industrial Management degree is subject to the successful fulfillment of all academic, administrative, and financial requirements specified by New Uzbekistan University. The table below outlines the specific criteria that students must satisfy to be eligible for graduation:
The M.Sc. in Project Management program requires students to complete 70 ECTS in two semesters (fall and spring). The 70 ECTS are divided into 30 ECTS of program core, 10 ECTS of electives and 30 ECTS of master thesis (dissertation).
Classes are expected to be held three times a week in the evening. Please note that the schedule is subject to change.
Program Core Requirements (30 ECTS) | ||
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GMGT502 | Project Planning, Execution and Control | 5 ECTS |
GMGT515 | Project Risk Management | 5 ECTS |
GMGT525 | Research Methods | 5 ECTS |
GMGT535 | Managerial Accounting & Cost Control | 5 ECTS |
GMGT545 | Financial Analysis & Budgeting for Projects | 5 ECTS |
GMGT580 | Leadership & Organizational Dynamics | 5 ECTS |
Elective Requirements (10 ECTS) | ||
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GMGT505 | International Management | 5 ECTS |
GMGT507 | Operations & Supply Chain Management | 5 ECTS |
GMGT508 | Quality Management | 5 ECTS |
GMGT516 | Project Systems Thinking | 5 ECTS |
GMGT550 | Strategic Management | 5 ECTS |
GMGT570 | Global Leadership | 5 ECTS |
GMGT575 | Change Management | 5 ECTS |
Typical Course Sequence of M.Sc. degree in Project Management | |||
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Term | Course | Credits | |
Fall Semester | GMGT502 | Project Planning, Execution and Control | 5 ECTS |
GMGT580 | Leadership & Organizational Dynamics | 5 ECTS | |
GMGT515 | Project Risk Management | 5 ECTS | |
GMGT535 | Managerial Accounting & Cost Control | 5 ECTS | |
GMGT545 | Financial Analysis & Budgeting for Projects | 5 ECTS | |
Semester credits | 25 ECTS | ||
Spring Semester | GMGT525 | Research Methods | 5 ECTS |
Elective I | 5 ECTS | ||
Elective II | 5 ECTS | ||
GMGT800 | Dissertation | 30 ECTS | |
Semester credits | 45 ECTS | ||
Total credits | 70 ECTS |
The courses are delivered in a block format, where each block includes multiple courses and spans 8-9 weeks, including an assessment week. Each course covers 32 direct contact hours (4 hours per week), delivered through lectures, seminars, tutorials, or laboratory classes. Weekly timetabled hours may vary depending on the course schedule and format. Teaching is delivered entirely in person on campus through lectures, seminars, tutorials, and other scheduled activities. In later semesters, timetabled sessions may decrease as the focus shifts toward independent learning, particularly for research projects and thesis work.
In addition to timetabled contact hours, students are expected to engage in independent learning and assessment activities. This typically involves 15 to 16 hours per week and includes tasks such as individual research, reading journal articles and books, working on projects, preparing coursework assignments and presentations, and revising for exams. Independent learning is a critical component of the program, intended to improve understanding and develop critical analytical and research skills.
Assessment methods vary across courses, ensuring a balanced evaluation of student learning outcomes. While subject to revisions by the Department of Industrial Management, a typical course assessment consists of:
Proficiency in the English language as evidenced by one of the below:
Note: We accept only the TOEFL iBT taken at approved test centers. We do not accept the TOEFL iBT Home Edition.
Applicants who have completed their bachelor’s degree entirely in English do not need to provide any additional proof of language proficiency.
5th September, 2025
Tuition Fee for 2025/2026 Academic Year | |
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Local students | 55 000 000 UZS per academic year |
International students | $ 6 500 USD per academic year |
Graduates of the M.Sc. in Project Management program are prepared for roles that require strong organizational, leadership, and analytical skills. The program equips students with expertise in project planning, budgeting, risk management, and stakeholder engagement, enabling them to contribute effectively to project-driven organizations across various industries.