Master's students are acquiring modern project management skills.

The Law Enforcement Academy organized an interactive seminar-training on the basic course of project management for master's students.

The event is being held within the framework of the Academy's initiatives aimed at forming modern management competencies in the education system and implementing the project approach in scientific and practical activities.

The main goal of the seminar is the development of systemic and analytical thinking in master's students, the formation of skills in teamwork and making the right decisions in uncertain situations, as well as preparing them for participation in research and international grant programs.

During the event, participants will thoroughly study the theoretical and practical aspects of project management, master modern methods of planning and project implementation. Interactive and practice-based learning methods allow master's students to combine theoretical knowledge with practice, develop and present their own mini-projects.

As a result of the seminar, the students will thoroughly master all stages of the project cycle, develop skills in the effective use of resources, teamwork, and the justified presentation of ideas. This will serve to further enhance their professional and scientific potential.