Project Planning and Management
Empowering Future Project Leaders to Deliver Sustainable Development
Overview
The Diploma in Project Planning and Management at St. Barnabas Business College (STBBC) equips students with the knowledge, practical skills, and leadership competencies required to plan, implement, monitor, and successfully manage projects across government institutions, NGOs, humanitarian organizations, development agencies, and the private sector.
The programme emphasizes strategic planning, project design, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), risk management, procurement, resource management, and stakeholder engagement. Students develop practical project management skills through case studies, simulations, teamwork, and real-world applications, preparing them to deliver projects that create lasting social and economic impact.
Things You Need to Know
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1. Hold the South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education (SSCSE) or an equivalent qualification with a minimum overall score of 50%, including a pass in Mathematics, Commerce, or English.
2. Hold the East African Certificate of Secondary Education (EACSE) or another recognized equivalent qualification.
3. Mature entry applicants may be admitted in accordance with the College's Mature Entry Admission Policy.
4. Applicants with international qualifications recognized by the relevant education authorities are also eligible for admission.
Note: Applicants may be required to present original academic certificates and transcripts during admission and registration.
Course Outline
Semester‑wise curriculum – all courses listed for each semester
Semester 1 Courses
- Basic Communication skills PPM 115
- Elementary Mathematics PPM 116
- English Proficiency FEP 111
- Management Essentials PPM 114
- Micro-Economics PPM 117
- Principles Of Accounting PPM 112
- Principles Of Business Administration PPM 113
- South Sudan Economy PPM 118
Semester 2 Courses
- Business Environment PPM 122
- Essentials of Business Law PPM 123
- Fixed income securities FEP 111
- Information Technology 1 FIT 125
- Macroeconomics PPM 124
- Research Methods PPM 126
Semester 3 Courses
- Business Statistics PPM 216
- Entrepreneurship PPM 214
- Financial Management PPM 215
- Principles of Marketing PPM 211
- Project Risks Management PPM 212
- Vendor Relationship Management PPM 213
Semester 4 Courses
- Business Forecasting PPM 223
- HIV and AIDS PPM 224
- Managerial Finance PPM 221
- Principles of Taxation PPM 222
- Project Planning & Management PPM 225
Semester 5 Courses
- Fundamentals of Community Development PPM 312
- Income Tax PPM 315
- Internship Placement PPM 316
- Organizational Behaviour PPM 313
- Production and Operations Management PPM 311
- Public Finance PPM 314
- Public PRocurement PPM 317
Semester 6 Courses
- Human Resource Management PPM 324
- International Project Management PPM 321
- Logistics & Distribution Management PPM 325
- Principles of Fund Raising PPM 327
- Principles of monitoring & evaluation PPM 323
- South Sudan Economy PPM 326
- Strategic Management PPM 322
Duration and Programme Fees
Career Opportunities
- Project Officer
- Project Coordinator
- Project Manager
- Programme Officer
- Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officer
- Planning Officer
- Development Officer
- Grants Officer
- Operations Officer
- NGO Project Assistant
- Community Development Officer
- Research Assistant
- Programme Support Officer
- Risk Management Officer
- Project Consultant
Advanced Infrastructure for a Technology-Driven Experience
State-of-the-art labs and facilities to power your learning journey
Explore Endless Career Paths
Discover a world of possibilities with diverse career paths tailored to your skills and interests.
Dear Students, Parents, and Visitors, Welcome to the Department of Project Planning and Management – School of Business Administration and Management.
Our department is committed to developing skilled, innovative, and industry-ready professionals.
The Diploma in Project Planning and Management provides a strong blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure.
Our curriculum is designed to meet the evolving demands of the industry while encouraging creativity, problem-solving, and innovation.
We aim to nurture responsible professionals who can contribute meaningfully to society.
With experienced faculty, modern laboratories, and industry-focused learning, students gain the confidence and skills needed for a successful future.
We invite you to explore the opportunities in our department and join us in shaping a future driven by technology and excellence.
Mr. William Garang Majak
HOD, Project Planning and Management (Diploma)
Stories of Excellence
Awards & Recognition
Student Achievement
During the academic year, the Department of Project Planning and Management successfully trained students in project design, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation, leadership, stakeholder engagement, and project implementation. Graduates developed practical skills that prepare them for careers in government institutions, NGOs, humanitarian organizations, development agencies, and the private sector.
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