School of Business and Management - Project Management

Degree Programs

• Associate Degree (ABA - Project Management )
• Associate-to-Bachelor’s Degree (BBA - Project Management )
• Bachelor’s Degree (BBA - Project Management )
• Masters Degree (MBA - Project Management )

Diploma Programs

• Undergraduate Diploma in Project Management
• Graduate Diploma in Project Management

Certificate Programs

• Undergraduate Course Certificate in Project Management
• Graduate Course Certificate in Project Management
• Undergraduate Certificate in Project Management
• Graduate Certificate in Project Management

School of Business and Management engages the services of an experienced and talented faculty comprising scholars, researchers, and professionals dedicated to both teaching and groundbreaking research. They blend academic theory with firsthand experience to enrich your learning experience and to broaden your perspectives on the latest issues and best practices.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) does not classify project managers as an occupation. Instead, project managers are often counted as construction managers or computer and information systems managers when they work in the areas of construction or information technology. Project managers oversee all elements of a project. They lead and motivate a team of workers and coordinate their efforts. They make sure that work ?ows steadily, despite setbacks and changing circumstances. Job opportunities in the project management field are best for candidates with work experience and a bachelor's degree. The annual salary of project managers lies between $83,860 $115,780.