Going abroad to study Engineering, Business or Medicine is common as most top-ranked Universities offer high-quality programs in these fields. With shifting industrial demands, new specialised study areas have emerged beyond these traditional disciplines. One such area is Project Management, largely offered at the Master’s level, which is growing due to its cross-industry relevance. According to the Project Management Institute (PMI) Talent Gap Report, 25 million new project professionals will be needed globally by 2030, amounting to about 2.3 million openings each year. The report also warns that the skills gap could impact global GDP by USD 345.5 billion if not addressed.