Degree Specialization In Project Management

Deliver successful project results on track, on time, and within budget.

Project managers are in demand in virtually every industry, and with good reason. With the knowledge and experience you’ll gain with a specialization or certificate in project management, you’ll be able to keep complex projects on track from start to finish, making solid decisions and solving problems along the way. You’ll learn project planning, scheduling, risk assessment, contract management, negotiation, budgeting, and more. The coursework in this program is aligned with the Project Management Professionals (PMP) certificate exam, setting you up for career success in this growing field.

In the Undergraduate Specialization in Project Management, students will gain the opportunity to analyze and apply theories and concepts associated with temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result. The emphasis of the specialization is on key project management knowledge areas with a more robust focus across project, program, and portfolio management. Additionally, the students demonstrate the application and benefits of project planning, scheduling, risk management, monitoring, controlling, the earned value method, and project quality management in managing projects, programs, and portfolios.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Apply management and leadership theories as they relate to project, program and portfolio management.
• Apply effective communication and research skills.
• Examine tools and techniques of initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing projects.
• Demonstrate critical thinking skills for effective analysis and decision making.
• Demonstrate skills in project quality management

Why You Should Consider an Undergraduate Specialization

When you earn your bachelor’s degree through CSU Global, you can customize your degree to meet your professional goals and personal interests. With just five additional, lower-division courses, you can earn a specialization along with your bachelor’s degree. Similar to a minor, or degree concentration, an undergraduate specialization lets you explore a second area of interest. Provide proof that you’re dedicated and invested in the career you want with additional skills in the field.