MBA Advanced Diploma In Project Management – Level 7

The fee for the level 7 diploma in Project Management course is £2800.

Students can make payment using one of the following methods:

• Credit or debit card
• Bank transfer
• Interest free monthly instalments
• Paypal
• Western Union
• ELCAS funding

All course material, including online modules and written assignments

Personal tutor support with 1-2-1 Zoom sessions

Dedicated student support

Access to an online social learning forum

Assignment marking and feedback

FREE TOTUM student discount card

FREE student membership to the Institute of Directors (IoD)

FREE laptop*

FREE access to Our Hubs

*excluding ELCAS funded learners

To enrol onto the level 7 programme, you must be either

a) a university graduate who is over 22 years old, or

b) a non-university graduate over 24 year old, and with at least five years of managerial experience.

On completion of this course students have the opportunity to complete an MBA programme from a range of UK universities. The top up programme can be studied online or on campus. The MBA top up comprises the final 60 credits which consists of either a dissertation or a dissertation and one module.

University of Gloucestershire

MBA Business Administration – £3,250

Anglia Ruskin University 

MBA (Top-Up) – £3,900

University of Bolton

MBA Business Administration – £3,500

University of Sunderland 

MBA Business Administration – £5,145 (campus)

Westcliff University

Master of Business Administration – £10,700 (online) / £11,120 (campus)

Northampton University

Executive MBA– £3,500
MA in Human Resource Management – £2,200
Executive Master of Business Administration – £3,690

University of Derby

Top up to MBA – (partial exemption)

Leadership and professional development

The primary aim of this module is to immerse learners into the multifaceted realm of leadership and personal leadership development. It revolves around nurturing critical self-reflection as a catalyst for self-directed personal growth. This involves delving deep into personal experiences to extract valuable insights and articulate them effectively. The core emphasis lies in fostering individual reflection on personal leadership potential, utilising a diverse range of tailored exercises to evaluate learners’ distinctive styles, approaches, leadership journeys, and specific developmental needs.

Planning, controlling and leading a project

Learners will be exposed to project development and management realities in this module. Additionally, it will educate students on the challenges of project management in an international business setting. Its objective is to promote critical thinking about project management as intricate, cultural systems built on constantly changing processes because of the work of highly effective teams. As more and more firms participate in project creation and management activities, it is crucial to comprehend efficient project management. Students will learn about the roles and responsibilities of project team members. The success elements, monitoring, and control will be the primary study topics for different management proficiency degrees.

Operations and information management for project managers

The Operations and Information Management for Project Managers unit aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of project management operations and information systems. Operations and information management are indispensable in achieving project success, serving as the foundation for informed decision-making and streamlined processes. Operations management involves overseeing processes, people, and technologies to optimise production, services, and resource allocation, aiming for efficiency and cost reduction. Conversely, information management revolves around collecting, storing, analysing, and disseminating data, enabling informed decision-making and fostering seamless communication across teams. These disciplines are pivotal in streamlining workflows, mitigating risks, maximising resource utilisation, and ensuring successful project and overall business operations outcomes. This unit will explore the impact of contemporary factors on the interconnections among functional sectors.

Principles of project management

The principle of project management unit is designed to instil the foundational principles for achieving successful project outcomes. learners grasp the significance of the project lifecycle and its role in navigating project progression through gateways. they explore a spectrum of established and innovative methodologies spanning project planning, execution, and control, analysing tools like stakeholder management, risk assessment, time, and cost control, change management, and reflective practices. emphasising core concepts—scope, time, cost, quality, risk, and communication management.

Operations and global supply chain management

Operations and Supply Chain Management are pivotal in driving sustained profitability, fostering performance excellence, and securing competitive advantages for businesses. This discipline encompasses a comprehensive study of operations management and strategy, enabling managers to steer, devise, and oversee the delivery of products and services. It emphasises establishing efficient processes, robust supply, and distribution networks, and integrating resources, technology, and human perspectives. Quality assurance, continual improvement, and evidence-based decision-making enable organisations to achieve top-tier performance, leveraging operations methods and techniques.

Managing risk, uncertainty and complexity in projects

The “Managing Risk, Uncertainty, and Complexity in Projects” Unit is a comprehensive program designed to equip professionals with vital skills for efficient project management in challenging contexts. This syllabus offers a thorough exploration of theoretical models and practical methodologies aimed at mitigating risks across projects of varying sizes and complexities.

The Qualifi level 7 diploma in Project Management course has 6 written assignments. The assignments are approximately 2,000-3,000 words each. Students are provided support on the modules and assignments via the ‘Tutor’ section of the learning platform.

The assignment unit titles for the level 7 course are:

1. Leadership and professional development
2. Planning, controlling and leading a project
3. Operations and information management for project managers
4. Principles of project management
5. Operations and global supply chain management
6. Managing risk, uncertainty and complexity in projects

More information about the level 7 units can be found here: https://qualifi.net/qualifi-level-7-diploma-in-project-management/