Research Project Management: Getting Started

Research Project Management: Getting Started, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 8 lectures, based on 40 reviews, and has 156 subscribers.

You will learn about • Understand the essential principles of effective research project management • Identify the eight key skills every research project manager needs to develop • Appreciate how successful research project management can benefit your career – both inside and outside of academia • Understand the four core stages of the research project lifecycle, so you'll be better prepared to manage every research project and programme for success This course is ideal for individuals who are • Designed for early career researchers, PhD and Professional Doctorate students and anyone responsible for day-to-day management or co-ordination of research projects or programmes or • Because every research project is unique, we focus on the principles, choices and strategies that apply regardless of project size, content or research methodology or • We do NOT teach you how to use any particular project management software, e.g. Microsoft Project. Nor do we teach you how to use accounting software or systems. or • The course is relevant to any research field; however, examples used reflect our experience in health care, social care, management, and social science. It is particularly useful for • Designed for early career researchers, PhD and Professional Doctorate students and anyone responsible for day-to-day management or co-ordination of research projects or programmes or • Because every research project is unique, we focus on the principles, choices and strategies that apply regardless of project size, content or research methodology or • We do NOT teach you how to use any particular project management software, e.g. Microsoft Project. Nor do we teach you how to use accounting software or systems. or • The course is relevant to any research field; however, examples used reflect our experience in health care, social care, management, and social science.

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Title: Research Project Management: Getting Started

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 8

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 8

Original Price: £44.99

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What You Will Learn

• • Understand the essential principles of effective research project management
• • Identify the eight key skills every research project manager needs to develop
• • Appreciate how successful research project management can benefit your career – both inside and outside of academia
• • Understand the four core stages of the research project lifecycle, so you'll be better prepared to manage every research project and programme for success

Who Should Attend

• • Designed for early career researchers, PhD and Professional Doctorate students and anyone responsible for day-to-day management or co-ordination of research projects or programmes
• • Because every research project is unique, we focus on the principles, choices and strategies that apply regardless of project size, content or research methodology
• • We do NOT teach you how to use any particular project management software, e.g. Microsoft Project. Nor do we teach you how to use accounting software or systems.
• • The course is relevant to any research field; however, examples used reflect our experience in health care, social care, management, and social science.

Target Audiences

• • Designed for early career researchers, PhD and Professional Doctorate students and anyone responsible for day-to-day management or co-ordination of research projects or programmes
• • Because every research project is unique, we focus on the principles, choices and strategies that apply regardless of project size, content or research methodology
• • We do NOT teach you how to use any particular project management software, e.g. Microsoft Project. Nor do we teach you how to use accounting software or systems.
• • The course is relevant to any research field; however, examples used reflect our experience in health care, social care, management, and social science.