Project Management III

The themes of the course will include relevant topics that are central to the leadership and steering\control of projects and project organizations on a professional and responsible manner. Other topics: Different types of projects International projects Power and Influence Transactional Economy

Learning Outcome - Knowledge: to be able to understand the complexity and diversity of different types of maritime projects to be able to dentify the success factors for carrying out a safe and well performed maritime project to be able to use scientific methodology and methods for developing own written assignments and reports. to be able to independently update his / her knowledge in the field of project management, through the search of literature, contact with academic institutions and the revision of own practice Learning Outcomes - Competence: ability to assess environmental, ethical and economic consequences of various maritime projects and to realize this knowledge throughout the student's career. participate actively in professional discussions and have the ability to share their knowledge and experience with others and contribute to the development of good practice in the field of project management ability to convey academic knowleedge and information both in writing and orally knowledge of the facilitation of innovation and innovation processes

Teaching methods: The course will be a mixture of traditional lectures, as well as seminars, in the form of role-playing games and cases on specific topics that may vary from year to year. There is a requirement for compulsory attendance and attendance in case studies that students solve in groups and presented in plenary for discussion. Mandatory work requirements: A minimum of 80% attendance is required.