University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna

Master in Project Management and Organisation

Vienna, Austria 2 years Taught in English Open to international students

Why students choose this program

  • Taught in English
  • No application fee

About Master in Project Management and Organisation

Students at the Campus Wohlmutstrasse, Vienna, gain up-to-date specialist knowledge and methodological skills, alongside certifications such as Scrum Master within 3 semesters. The curriculum includes a semester abroad, and students can specialise in areas such as Digital Transformation, International Projects, Sustainable business models, or Start-ups and Innovation. The dual language instruction in German and English is tailored to meet the demands of the market.

Students who thrive in this programme are those who enjoy structured learning and have strong business analysis and social skills. This programme prepares students to take responsibility for complex projects and programmes, shape change in organisations, and manage transformation processes. Students will leave with the abilities to develop sustainable corporate strategies, improve and control process and quality management systems, and lead intercultural and virtual teams.

About University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna

UAS BFI Vienna is a leading Austrian university for economics, management, and finance, offering practice-led business education with a strong European focus. Situated in the heart of Vienna, the institution provides students with the tools to excel in the global financial and management sectors.

English Test Requirement

English language skills at level B2 or 4 ECTS

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