Concepts of Advanced Programme and Project Management MSc Module This is one of three modules related to automotive electrical and electronic systems. Ideally you willWMG have completed both This module is for experienced Jaguar Land Rover managers who need to understand business development and innovation within their organisation, with an emphasis on managing this within international joint ventures. Particular attention will be given to management of risks within such initiatives. Please note that the content on this module will be set slightly above the normal Master’s level, and managerial experience will be necessary for you to effectively contextualise the information. What will you study? What will you gain? The module will be delivered through lectures covering theory and practical examples, as well as group exercises. On completion, as a successful participant you should expect to be able to: Topics will include: cc Comprehend and respond to the particular challenges of managing programmes within the contexts of international joint ventures cc Programme failures: a forensic perspective, and what to do about it? cc The corporate vision and the ‘blue print’ cc Converting the ‘blue print’ into programmes cc Programme risk management: tools, techniques, and altering attitudes cc Managing programmes within international joint ventures cc Management of supplier-centric programmes cc Managing stakeholders and relationships For your post module assignment you will identify a relevant situation or practice within JLR, undertake an analysis, compare best practice approaches to addressing such challenges, and make recommendations as to the applicability and likely efficacy of such approaches within the JLR context. cc Appreciate some of the complexities of contract legalities within international joint ventures cc Utilise the concepts of the ‘Organisational Blueprint’ in your programme planning cc Design and construct a multi-project framework plan cc Deploy programme risk management tools appropriately and effectively cc Differentiate between the approaches and techniques for programme risk management and project risk management Duration: 5 days Assessment: Post module assignment For more information www.warwick.ac.uk/wmg/tas tas@wmg.warwick.ac.uk