Introduction to Practical Project Management

  • Free
  • No certificate
  • Beginner
  • 1 h 54 min
Provider
Udemy
Cost
Free
Certificate
No certificate
Level
Beginner
Duration
1 h 54 min
Language
English
Updated
Aug 2026
Subjects
Management, Business
Source
Udemy
Last verified
20 Oct 2026

This introduction is organised around the project management areas of knowledge, the framework used by the Project Management Institute. Its 46 short video lectures in three sections (about 1 hour 55 minutes, most of it in a single 83-minute section) define what project management is, survey each knowledge area, introduce basic tools and techniques, explain the project life cycle, and give an orientation to the PMI, the PMP credential and the PMBOK guide for anyone considering a formal certification later. It is published by HK School of Management and was last updated in August 2026; lectures are in English with auto-generated captions.

The course is designed for absolute beginners and lists no prerequisites. It is free to enrol in. As a free Udemy course it does not issue a certificate of completion, does not include Q&A or direct messaging, and may include advertisements.

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What you’ll learn

  • Define project management and its areas of knowledge
  • Use basic project management tools and techniques
  • Describe the project life cycle
  • Know what the PMI, the PMP credential and the PMBOK guide are

Who it’s for

Beginners who already suspect they will pursue a PMI credential and want their first exposure framed in PMBOK terms; those wanting Agile detail should pick the fundamentals course above.

Syllabus

3 sections as listed on udemy.com.

  1. Introduction 9 lessons · 16 min
  2. Project Management Introduction 26 lessons · 1 h 24 min
  3. Conclusions 11 lessons · 15 min

Instructor

  • HK School of Management

Course details

Includes
3 modules · 46 lessons

On udemy.com

Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 597 learners; 7,294 enrolled, as shown on the course page on 21 Sep 2026. These are udemy.com’s own figures, not ours.

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