Master's Degree in Project Management (2nd Edition)

The constant evolution of the project management discipline requires a reformulation of the title, to adapt the contents to the new needs that society requires. At the same time, the extension of the application of project management techniques and tools
beyond the engineering field requires giving the master's degree a more interdisciplinary character that allows it to satisfy the expectations of students with an access profile that is increasingly varied and distant from the engineering field. This reality forces us not only to provide the contents of the master's degree with a more transversal nature, but also to incorporate teachers from areas other than those currently taught in the master's degree (Engineering Projects), such as the areas of Business Organization, Marketing and Market Research or Financial Economics and Accounting.