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TUT Btech Project Management

TUT Btech Project Management:

The Tshwane University of Technology has opened its application portal for interested applicants who wish to study Btech Project Management at their institute. TUT Project Management is a program that focuses on the development of skills and knowledge required for managing and implementing projects successfully.

The program aims to equip students with essential skills in project planning, execution, monitoring, and control. The program focuses on developing leadership and communication skills, which are essential in managing projects effectively. Students will gain hands-on experience through practical projects, case studies, and industry visits.

Upon completion of this program, students will be able to manage projects in various sectors, including engineering, construction, IT, healthcare, and finance, among others. This program prepares graduates to become successful project managers who can lead and manage projects of various sizes and complexities.

TUT Btech Project Management Curriculum

FIRST-YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER

Entrepreneurship IV
Project Management Process IVA
Project Resources IV

SECOND SEMESTER

Project Management Process IVB
Project Quality IV
Project Accounting IV

SECOND YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER

Operational Research IV
Project Research IV
Strategic Management IV

EVENING CLASSES

FIRST SEMESTER

Entrepreneurship IV
Project Management Process IVA
Project Quality IV
Project Research IV

TUT Btech Project Management Admission requirement(s):

An applicable National Diploma or an equivalent qualification.

TUT Btech Project Management Selection Criteria:

Admission is subject to selection by a panel interview.

Recommendation:

Preference will be given to applicants who are working in a project environment.

Minimum duration:

One year (the Department recommends that studies for this qualification take place over two years).

Presentation:

Evening or block-mode classes (every second week over eighteen months). Students must complete the qualification on the same offering type on which they were first admitted.

Intake for the qualification: