Project Management General Interest Courses
Delivery
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Questions?
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to achieve project objectives and meet project requirements within specific constraints such as time and budget.
Our Project Management special interest courses provide you with practical skills, concepts and principles that you can take back to work and apply to your projects immediately. Gain practical knowledge to enhance your skills and abilities in three key professional development areas: technical project management, leadership strategies and strategic and business management.
Project Management special interest courses align directly with the Project Management Institute (PMI) Professional Development Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) Program. This means you receive valuable Professional Development Unit (PDU) credits while receiving expert and relevant instruction from Project Management Professional (PMP)® certified instructors.
Highlights and benefits
Real-world knowledge — Learn from experienced industry professionals
Online delivery — Enjoy the flexibility of online learning and complete this program from anywhere
Enhance your life — Develop your personal and professional skills
Interested in project management?
Explore our Project Management Extension Certificate to gain the knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to manage complex projects.
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Course schedule
Course schedule by semester
| Fall (Sept. - Dec.) |
Winter (Jan. - April) |
Spring/Summer (May - Aug.) |
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| Foundations of Project Management | ON* | ON* |
*This online course is offered in a live, online format. Learn more about our online learning options.
Legend
BL: Blended (Online & Classroom)
CL: Classroom
FT: Fast Track
ON: Online
IDS: Independent Study
P: Practicum
This schedule is subject to change. Courses start on various dates within each semester. Fall schedule and registration is available in June; Winter schedule and registration is available in November; and Spring/Summer schedule and registration is available in March.