Course overview
This course equips students with advanced theoretical and practical knowledge in academic research within the field of project management. Building on prior learning, research theories, and the research proposal developed in Research Project A in Project Management, students will refine their core research skills. These skills encompass written and oral communication, empirical observation, and data collection and analysis in both quantitative and qualitative research methods, alongside ethical research practices. The course aligns with the programs intent to provide advanced knowledge, creativity, and initiative in project management, enabling students to develop innovative solutions to bridge the knowledge gaps in the field.
Course learning outcomes
- Conduct an academic research project in the field of project management to address knowledge gaps
- Utilise advanced research design and methods to ethically investigate a topic in project management
- Analyse and synthesise complex data to develop advanced-level persuasive arguments
- Demonstrate advanced academic writing skills, including clarity, coherence, and proper citation practices to communicate research findings and their significance
- Present and defend thesis report effectively in front of experts, engaging in scholarly discourse and responding to questions
- Work effectively and autonomously under appropriate supervision to complete a research project