Active training in R&I Project Management and Leadership

closed opportunity
Content

Project management is essential to carry forward initiatives, ideas and processes of group or individual change, and in that sense, it is considered a fundamental training. Additionally, it allows the simultaneous development of a unique set of transferable skills, with a high potential for impact on the future professional performance of participants.

This webinar is prepared so that participants can immediately apply what they learn. It is based on RTDI's extensive experience in managing R&I projects, which are characterized by their uncertainty and risk, and by the special characteristics of the people who work in them, thus providing an interesting learning framework.

The objectives of the webinar are that participants:

  1. Feel confident in the use of the baseline jargon of project management, and how to explain it to other people.
  2. Have practiced designing the Work Breakdown Structure and defining and managing project deliverables and milestones. Also, to differentiate project timing possibilities (Gantt design).
  3. Have deepen up the qualities of a good Project Manager vs a Project Leader, as well as the main functional areas of Project Management according to the standards of the PMI (Project Management Institute).
  4. Have explored how to adapt these standards to the management of research and new technology development

Organizer

RDTI

You will learn though...

  • Gamification
  • Worked-based learning
  • Connection with practitioners'

Length

3,5 hours

Date & Time

25th October

10:00 AM -1:30 PM CET

 

Learning outcome

You will be trained in the following transferable skills…

  • Managing projects
  • Leadership
  • Working in team, Analysing problems
  • Growth mindset and initiative

Suitable career paths

  • Researcher
  • R&D manager
  • Innovation manager
  • Project manager
  • Project coordinator (i.e., in Horizon Europe projects or similar)
  • Personnel in Research Projects Offices
  • Entrepreneurship