ICTQual AB Level 6 International Diploma

Project Management

Awarding Body

ICTQual AB

Credits

360 Credits

Course

Management

study mode

Online Learning

Course overview

The ICTQual AB Level 6 International Diploma in Project Management is designed for professionals, team leaders, and aspiring project managers seeking advanced knowledge and practical skills in planning, executing, and overseeing projects across various industries. The programme provides a comprehensive foundation in project management principles, strategic planning, risk assessment, and resource optimization. Learners are prepared to manage projects effectively in corporate, construction, IT, and service environments while adhering to international project management standards.

Throughout the course, students develop essential leadership, analytical, and problem-solving skills needed for successful project delivery. Core areas of study include project planning and scheduling, risk and quality management, budgeting, stakeholder engagement, and project monitoring and evaluation. The programme emphasizes practical case studies, applied learning, and best practices to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with organizational goals.

This diploma is ideal for project coordinators, managers, team leaders, and professionals seeking career advancement in project management. Graduates gain the competence to oversee complex projects, implement effective management strategies, mitigate risks, and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams. The Level 6 qualification also supports progression to higher academic studies, professional certifications, and senior or specialized roles in project management across global industries.

ICTQual AB

Approved Training centre of ICTQual AB

Centre # : ATC24001

Entry Requirments

Entry Requirements for the ICTQual AB Level 6 International Diploma in Project Management:

  • Educational Qualifications:Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent; a background in business, management, or related fields is preferred.
  • Professional Experience:At least 1–2 years of work experience in project coordination, management, or related roles is recommended but not mandatory.
  • English Language Proficiency:Since the program is delivered in English, learners must show competence in reading, writing, and communication.

Course structure

ICTQual AB Level 6 International Diploma in Project Management in Personal Protective Equipment qualification consists of 36 mandatory units.

Year 1 – Core Foundations in Project Management

  1. Principles of Project Management
  2. Fundamentals of Business and Organisational Management
  3. Project Life Cycle and Methodologies
  4. Business Law and Contract Fundamentals
  5. Introduction to Risk and Quality Management
  6. Fundamentals of Financial Management for Projects
  7. Business Data Analysis and Research Skills
  8. Organisational Behaviour and Team Leadership
  9. Professional Communication and Negotiation Skills
  10. Information Technology for Project Managers
  11. Project Ethics and Professional Responsibilities
  12. Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability in Projects

Year 2 – Applied Project Practices

  1. Advanced Project Planning and Scheduling Techniques
  2. Project Budgeting and Financial Control
  3. Procurement and Contract Management in Projects
  4. Project Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies
  5. Project Quality Assurance and Control
  6. Stakeholder and Communication Management
  7. Project Human Resource and Team Management
  8. Programme and Portfolio Management Basics
  9. Business Analytics for Project Decision-Making
  10. Agile, Lean, and Hybrid Project Methodologies
  11. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting in Projects
  12. Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability in Project Management

Year 3 – Advanced Project Leadership & Strategy

  1. Strategic Project and Programme Management
  2. Leadership, Change, and Organisational Transformation
  3. Global Project Management and International Standards
  4. Innovation and Technology in Project Management
  5. Crisis, Conflict, and Risk Management in Projects
  6. Negotiation and Diplomacy in Complex Projects
  7. Emerging Trends in Global Project Management
  8. Advanced Tools and Techniques for Project Control
  9. Advanced Research Methods in Project Management
  10. Dissertation / Final Research Project in Project Management
  11. Business Excellence and Competitive Advantage through Projects
  12. Future Trends in Projects, Technology, and Sustainable Development

What you will Gain

Year 1 – Core Foundations in Project Management

  1. Principles of Project Management – Understand fundamental concepts, roles, and responsibilities in project management.
  2. Fundamentals of Business and Organisational Management – Apply management principles to support project success.
  3. Project Life Cycle and Methodologies – Differentiate between project phases and methodologies (waterfall, agile, hybrid).
  4. Business Law and Contract Fundamentals – Interpret legal frameworks relevant to project contracts.
  5. Introduction to Risk and Quality Management – Apply basic tools for managing project risks and ensuring quality.
  6. Fundamentals of Financial Management for Projects – Understand project cost estimation and budgeting.
  7. Business Data Analysis and Research Skills – Use data analysis to inform project decisions.
  8. Organisational Behaviour and Team Leadership – Apply leadership strategies to manage teams effectively.
  9. Professional Communication and Negotiation Skills – Develop effective communication and negotiation strategies.
  10. Information Technology for Project Managers – Use digital tools and software for project planning and monitoring.
  11. Project Ethics and Professional Responsibilities – Apply ethical practices in managing projects.
  12. Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability in Projects – Incorporate CSR and sustainability principles into project work.

Year 2 – Applied Project Practices

  1. Advanced Project Planning and Scheduling Techniques – Create advanced project schedules using modern tools.
  2. Project Budgeting and Financial Control – Manage project finances to ensure cost efficiency.
  3. Procurement and Contract Management in Projects – Apply procurement processes and administer contracts.
  4. Project Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies – Assess risks and implement mitigation strategies.
  5. Project Quality Assurance and Control – Apply QA/QC techniques to meet project standards.
  6. Stakeholder and Communication Management – Engage stakeholders through effective communication strategies.
  7. Project Human Resource and Team Management – Manage recruitment, motivation, and development of project teams.
  8. Programme and Portfolio Management Basics – Differentiate between project, programme, and portfolio management.
  9. Business Analytics for Project Decision-Making – Use analytics to support data-driven project decisions.
  10. Agile, Lean, and Hybrid Project Methodologies – Apply adaptive and hybrid approaches to complex projects.
  11. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting in Projects – Measure project progress and report effectively to stakeholders.
  12. Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability in Project Management – Apply governance frameworks for accountability.

Year 3 – Advanced Project Leadership & Strategy

  1. Strategic Project and Programme Management – Align projects with organizational strategy for long-term value.
  2. Leadership, Change, and Organisational Transformation – Lead change initiatives within project environments.
  3. Global Project Management and International Standards – Apply PMI, PRINCE2, ISO, and other international standards.
  4. Innovation and Technology in Project Management – Apply digital tools and innovation in project delivery.
  5. Crisis, Conflict, and Risk Management in Projects – Manage crises and conflicts effectively in projects.
  6. Negotiation and Diplomacy in Complex Projects – Apply negotiation and diplomatic skills in large-scale projects.
  7. Emerging Trends in Global Project Management – Analyze new developments in project delivery methods.
  8. Advanced Tools and Techniques for Project Control – Use advanced tools for scope, time, and cost control.
  9. Advanced Research Methods in Project Management – Design and conduct academic or industry research.
  10. Dissertation / Final Research Project in Project Management – Produce a research project on a chosen project topic.
  11. Business Excellence and Competitive Advantage through Projects – Drive organizational competitiveness through projects.
  12. Future Trends in Projects, Technology, and Sustainable Development – Explore future opportunities and challenges in project management.

Want to know more?

The course is ideal for aspiring project managers, team leaders, coordinators, and professionals seeking to enhance their project management skills and advance their careers.

Graduates develop leadership, strategic planning, problem-solving, risk management, and team collaboration skills necessary for successful project execution.

Yes, it provides a pathway to higher academic qualifications, professional certifications, and senior or specialized roles in project management globally.

Graduates can work as project managers, coordinators, team leaders, or management professionals in IT, construction, business, healthcare, and other industries worldwide.

Key subjects include project planning and scheduling, risk and quality management, budgeting, stakeholder engagement, monitoring and evaluation, and project leadership techniques.

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