Workshop 'Coordination of Complex Projects' in EU Projects
4 March 2015 - 4 March 2015
Germany
Many scientific projects are very complex and require a special know-how. People involved in complex projects must have a good understanding and knowledge of the state-of-the-art project management tools and coordination methodologies.
The following topics will be covered:
Organisation of Project Complexity
• Defining complex and interdisciplinary projects
• Defining the project managers role, qualification and requirements
• Organisational project structures
• Project processes
Managing Project Complexity
• Project areas
• Quality management
• Intercultural project management
• Challenges and solutions
The aim of the workshop is to provide the necessary knowledge and skills as required by project managers and project staff of complex projects.
It is designed for research managers and administrators, scientists, engineers, technical and administrative staff involved in projects and limited to 12 participants in order to ensure a high quality standard.
Date: 04 March 2014
Course fee: EUR 545, KIT employees and EUR EARMA members EUR 490
The fee includes tuition, documentation, certificate, morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea, refreshment drinks
Tutor: Ingeborg Hagenlocher, Heidelberg, Germany
Venue: Akademie Hotel, Karlsruhe, Germany
If you would like more information regarding this workshop, please contact Elisabeth Gillich, Elisabeth.gillich@kit.edu or check www.fortbildung.kit.edu (course MP206)
The following topics will be covered:
Organisation of Project Complexity
• Defining complex and interdisciplinary projects
• Defining the project managers role, qualification and requirements
• Organisational project structures
• Project processes
Managing Project Complexity
• Project areas
• Quality management
• Intercultural project management
• Challenges and solutions
The aim of the workshop is to provide the necessary knowledge and skills as required by project managers and project staff of complex projects.
It is designed for research managers and administrators, scientists, engineers, technical and administrative staff involved in projects and limited to 12 participants in order to ensure a high quality standard.
Date: 04 March 2014
Course fee: EUR 545, KIT employees and EUR EARMA members EUR 490
The fee includes tuition, documentation, certificate, morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea, refreshment drinks
Tutor: Ingeborg Hagenlocher, Heidelberg, Germany
Venue: Akademie Hotel, Karlsruhe, Germany
If you would like more information regarding this workshop, please contact Elisabeth Gillich, Elisabeth.gillich@kit.edu or check www.fortbildung.kit.edu (course MP206)