Project Management
Team Collaboration
Innovation & Technology
Logistics Excellence

Project Management Technology

Delivering Excellence Through Effective Planning & Execution

Department of Project Management Technology

School of Logistics and Innovation Technology (SLIT) • Federal University of Technology, Akure

Project Planning Resource Management Risk Management Stakeholder Management Quality Assurance Supply Chain

About the Department

The Department of Project Management Technology at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), within the School of Logistics and Innovation Technology, is dedicated to developing highly competent project management professionals capable of planning, organizing, executing, and controlling complex projects. Our department trains managers who integrate strategic thinking, technical expertise, and leadership to deliver projects successfully within time, budget, and quality constraints.

Project Management is the discipline of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing work to accomplish specific business objectives. Our comprehensive curriculum integrates project planning and scheduling, cost management and budgeting, resource management, risk management, quality management, stakeholder communication, procurement management, and project governance. Students develop expertise in applying PMBOK standards, using project management tools and software, analyzing project data, managing diverse teams, and delivering value within organizational and stakeholder expectations.

The department features modern project management laboratories, simulation facilities, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and partnerships with leading organizations. We maintain active collaborations with construction firms, manufacturing companies, technology firms, government agencies, and international organizations, providing students with opportunities to gain practical experience in real project environments and contribute to addressing complex project management challenges.

Graduates of Project Management are highly sought-after professionals in construction, engineering, IT, telecommunications, finance, healthcare, government, and numerous industries. They work as project managers, project coordinators, program managers, portfolio managers, and project consultants. Our alumni successfully lead organizational initiatives, improve project delivery performance, develop innovative solutions, and drive business value creation across diverse sectors both locally and internationally.

What We Offer

Academic Programs

  • B.Sc in Project Management - 4-year undergraduate program
  • B.Sc in Project & Supply Chain Management - 4-year integrated program
  • M.Sc in Project Management - Postgraduate degree
  • MBA with Project Management Focus - Advanced business program
  • Ph.D in Project Management - Advanced research degree

Core Focus Areas

  • Project Planning & Scheduling
  • Cost Management & Budgeting
  • Resource Management
  • Risk Management & Mitigation
  • Quality Management & Control
  • Stakeholder Communication
  • Procurement & Contract Management
  • Project Governance & Ethics

Facilities & Resources

Project Management Lab

Project planning tools, PMBOK resources, case studies

ERP Systems Lab

Enterprise software, resource planning, simulation

Computing Facility

MS Project, project analytics, business intelligence

Research Focus Areas

Our department conducts research across critical project management disciplines:

Project Planning & Scheduling

Work breakdown structure, activity sequencing, critical path analysis, resource leveling, schedule optimization.

Cost Management & Budgeting

Cost estimation, budget development, cost control, earned value management, financial forecasting.

Resource Management

Resource planning, team development, resource allocation, capacity management, human factors.

Risk Management

Risk identification, qualitative and quantitative analysis, risk response planning, risk monitoring.

Quality Management

Quality planning, quality assurance, quality control, process improvement, customer satisfaction.

Stakeholder Communication

Communication planning, information distribution, stakeholder engagement, conflict resolution.

Procurement & Contract

Procurement planning, vendor selection, contract management, supplier relationship management.

Project Governance & Ethics

Project governance frameworks, organizational governance, ethics, decision-making, project success criteria.

Career Opportunities

Project Management graduates pursue careers across industries and sectors:

Project Manager

Lead and manage project delivery

Program Manager

Oversee multiple related projects

Portfolio Manager

Manage project portfolios strategically

Supply Chain Manager

Optimize supply chain operations

Construction Manager

Manage construction projects

IT Project Manager

Lead technology projects

Business Analyst

Analyze business requirements

Consultant

Provide project management consulting

Educator

Teach project management

Course Materials & Resources

Access comprehensive project management materials, tools, case studies, and best practices organized by academic level.

100 Level Resources - Foundation Studies

Business fundamentals and management foundations.

First Semester

Business Foundations

Principles of Management, Introduction to Project Management, Business Mathematics, Communication Skills.

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Second Semester

Business Management

Project Management Fundamentals, Business Statistics, Economics, Organizational Behavior.

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First Year Foundation

100 Level provides business and management foundations. Courses establish fundamental knowledge in business, management, and introduction to project concepts.

300 Level Resources - Advanced Project Management

Risk management, quality control, and advanced topics.

Advanced Management Topics

Risk management, quality management, procurement, project monitoring and control.

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Risk Management

Risk identification, analysis, response planning

Quality Management

Quality planning, assurance, control, continuous improvement

Procurement Management

Vendor selection, contract management, supplier relationship

Monitoring & Control

Performance tracking, earned value, variance analysis

Research Methods

Research design, case study methodology, analysis

Project Management Tools

MS Project, Primavera, specialized PM software

400 Level Resources - Specialization & Research

Final year project, capstone, and specialized topics.

Research & Capstone

Final year project, strategic management, professional ethics, specialized electives.

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Research Project

Original research investigation and thesis

Strategic Project Management

Portfolio management, organizational strategy

Project Governance & Ethics

Governance frameworks, ethical decision-making

International Project Management

Cross-cultural projects, global challenges

Specialized Electives

Construction PM, IT PM, or other specializations

Seminars & Professional Practice

Industry experts, career preparation, networking

Admission Requirements

UTME Requirements

  • Minimum UTME score as set by JAMB and FUTA
  • Subject combination: English Language, Mathematics, and Economics/Further Mathematics
  • Five O'Level credit passes in no more than two sittings
  • O'Level credits must include: English, Mathematics, and three other relevant subjects

Direct Entry Requirements (100 Level)

  • A'Level passes in Mathematics and Economics (minimum grade C)
  • ND Upper Credit in Project Management or related discipline
  • GCE Advanced Level passes in relevant subjects
  • Plus O'Level requirements as stated above