The program prepares graduates for careers in retail and investment banking, financial advisory, credit analysis, and bank management, providing opportunities in the dynamic financial sector.
Semester | Subjects |
Sem 1 | Principles of Management |
Managerial Economics | |
Financial Management | |
Marketing Management | |
Sem 2 | Operations Management |
Organizational Behavior | |
Quantitative Techniques for Decision Making | |
Business Communication | |
Sem 3 | Strategic Management |
Transportation Infrastructure Planning and Management | |
Project Management Techniques and Tools | |
Infrastructure Development and Financing | |
Sem 4 | Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
Legal and Regulatory Framework in Infrastructure | |
Risk Management in Infrastructure Projects | |
Sustainability and Green Infrastructure | |
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in Infrastructure | |
Urban Transportation Systems | |
Infrastructure Project Appraisal and Evaluation |
Projects
In addition to the coursework, PGDM
programs often include projects to provide practical exposure and enhance
students' problem-solving and analytical skills. These projects may involve
real-world case studies, industry collaborations, internships, or research
assignments related to transportation
infrastructure development, project management,
or specific domains within the infrastructure sector.
Case Studies | Analyzing real-world transportation infrastructure project cases, identifying challenges, and proposing solutions. |
Feasibility Studies | Assessing the viability of transportation infrastructure projects in terms of economic, technical, and environmental factors. |
Project Planning | Developing project plans, including defining objectives, scope, timelines, resources, and risk management strategies. |
Project Execution | Implementing transportation infrastructure projects, coordinating teams, monitoring progress, and ensuring adherence to timelines and budgets. |
Stakeholder Management | Identifying and managing the interests and expectations of various stakeholders involved in transportation infrastructure projects. |
Risk Assessment and Mitigation | Identifying potential risks and uncertainties in infrastructure projects and developing strategies to minimize their impact. |
Sustainability Analysis | Evaluating the environmental, social, and economic sustainability aspects of transportation infrastructure projects. |
Financial Analysis | Conducting financial assessments, including cost estimation, budgeting, and financial viability analysis for infrastructure projects. |
Reference Books
Here are a few reference books that may be helpful for students pursuing
a PGDM course in Transportation Infrastructure Development
and Financing or Project Management:
(1). "Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning,
Scheduling, and Controlling" by Harold Kerzner
(2). "Infrastructure Project Finance
and Project Structures" by John B. Miller and Jeffrey J. Diermeier
(3). "Infrastructure Planning Handbook: Planning, Engineering, and
Economics" by Peter W. B. Phillips
(4). "Transportation Infrastructure: Environmental Challenges in
Poland and Neighboring Countries" by Jerzy Mikulski and Zofia Mikulska
(5). "Transportation Infrastructure: Environmental Impact and
Solutions" by George Vego