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This course uses an authentic assessment strategy to ensure that each module takes you into realistic, real-life situations, providing a formative pathway for assessing the learning goals of both specific modules and the overall programme. The assessments in the majority of the modules allow you to use your own business ideas, therefore allowing you to receive detailed feedback and time to reflect and develop your proposals further.

Assessment on the course is designed to provide suitable opportunities for you to demonstrate a full range of knowledge, skills and competencies that are key in the business environment. Assessment methods include essays, reports, real-life simulations, presentations, projects and group debates.

You will be required to work in your own time to complete research, homework tasks or group work. Self-study is vital to your success in this course and lecturers will give you guidance on how best to approach this throughout the study period.

Assessment methods at ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï are reviewed annually and may be updated based on student feedback, to suit content or based upon feedback from an External Examiner. An External Examiner is an independent academic expert from an external Higher Education Institution that acts as a safeguard to academic assessment standards.

Applicants Must be Aged 18+ and:

• Have a Level 3 qualification (equivalent to either 60 credits or 80 UCAS tariff points).
• Have the following English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you do not have this qualification, you can carry out an English test provided at a ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï campus.

Applicants Aged 21+:

• We welcome applications from students 21+ who do not match the standard entry requirements but who can demonstrate willingness and commitment to studying this subject, and who can evidence academic, professional or vocational experience in a related field.
• Have the following English qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1. If you do not have this qualification, you can carry out an English test provided at a ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï campus.

Next Steps:

1. Please fill out an application form by clicking on the ‘Apply Now’ button on this page.
2. Send your supporting documents when requested by ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï.
3. A panel interview takes place to assess listening and speaking skills. You’ll also be tested on your writing via a personal reflection statement.
4. ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï makes a final decision on your application.

Fees

Course Name	Fees for New and Existing Students from August 2026
BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year	Foundation Year: £5,760 Years 1 – 3: £9,790 (per year)

Following the Government’s announcement that Undergraduate tuition fees for UK Undergraduate students will change for students enrolling or re-enrolling after 1 August 2026, ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï has updated the Fees information, as shown above.

Tuition fees for Home students may increase in subsequent years, both for new and continuing students, in line with an inflationary amount determined by the government.

Funding Your Study

You may be able to borrow money from the UK Government to help pay your tuition fees and to help with your living costs while studying.

This could take the form of a Tuition Fee Loan to cover the cost of your tuition fees, and/or a Maintenance Loan to support you with living costs whilst studying.

Please visit our Fees & Funding page for more information.

Develop skills for roles across project delivery, business operations and consulting. Potential career paths include:

• Project Coordinator
• Project Assistant
• Project Manager
• Business Analyst
• Operations Manager
• Project Management Consultant
• Programme Manager
• Portfolio Manager

1. What modules are included in the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year?

The course begins with a Foundation Year covering essential study skills, project management fundamentals, and job search techniques. Level 4 introduces business principles, organisational behaviour, ethics, digital skills for project managers and teamwork. Level 5 explores project planning, quality assurance, people management, research methods and professional development. Level 6 focuses on strategic and risk management within projects and global project management and culminates in a final project.

2. What career paths are available after completing the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year course?

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for a range of in-demand roles. Potential career pathways include Business Analyst, Project Coordinator and Programme Manager positions across various sectors. The skills gained which include strategic thinking, risk management, and cross-functional collaboration, make graduates highly adaptable and valuable assets within organisations.

3. What is the assessment method for the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year course?

The BSc (Hons) Project Management course utilises a primarily coursework-based assessment structure. This approach allows for in-depth analysis and development of practical skills through assignments and projects, better reflecting the demands of real-world project management. The focus is on applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, mirroring real-world challenges.

4. What makes ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï UK's BSc (Hons) Project Management course stand out?

½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï UK's BSc (Hons) Project Management programme distinguishes itself by focusing on developing crucial transferable skills, such as adaptability, critical thinking and time management. Students gain a broad understanding of diverse business needs, preparing them for diverse industries. The internationally diverse student body fosters valuable international networking opportunities. The primarily coursework-based assessment allows for in-depth project work, mirroring real-world scenarios.

5. Does the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year course require prior experience in project management?

Prior project management experience is beneficial but not essential. The course curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in project management principles, catering to both students with prior experience and those new to the field. The programme emphasises practical application, ensuring all students gain the necessary skills and knowledge for success.

6. How does the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year course help students develop strategies for various business needs?

The curriculum emphasises the development and application of diverse project management strategies relevant to various business needs. Students learn to adapt their approach based on project scope, industry and organisational context. This adaptable approach makes graduates highly valuable assets, capable of managing projects across diverse industries and organisational settings.

7. How does the international aspect of the BSc (Hons) Project Management with Foundation Year course benefit students?

Studying alongside students from around the world provides invaluable international networking opportunities. This exposure to diverse perspectives and collaborative experiences enhances cross-cultural communication and understanding, preparing graduates for global project management roles and a wider range of career opportunities in an increasingly interconnected business world.