The course introduces students to the basic methodological approach to risk management and project risk management. The goal is for students to gain knowledge about the significance of risk in an organization (risk classification, quantitative and qualitative, identification and presentation of modern risk theories, risk management in an organization through the application of modern methods and techniques for recognition, measurement and regulation of risk, crisis management with clear goals and impact on time and cost share) and new techniques specific to the real sector through project work. The ultimate goal is to learn to apply risk management skills and tools to projects and effectively use the acquired knowledge in practice. Special attention will also be paid to the methodology for presenting papers through practical tasks.

The course introduces students to the basic methodological approach to risk management and project risk management. The goal is for students to gain knowledge about the significance of risk in an organization (risk classification, quantitative and qualitative, identification and presentation of modern risk theories, risk management in an organization through the application of modern methods and techniques for recognition, measurement and regulation of risk, crisis management with clear goals and impact on time and cost share) and new techniques specific to the real sector through project work. The ultimate goal is to learn to apply risk management skills and tools to projects and effectively use the acquired knowledge in practice. Special attention will also be paid to the methodology for presenting papers through practical tasks.