Project Management Microcredential
Trained project managers are in high demand across multiple industries, including technology, healthcare, consumer goods, design, and more. Earn a badge in project management, and study practices that you can apply at work the next day. You'll learn from instructors with extensive experience, and work in teams to develop hands-on problem-solving techniques. Gain real-world experience, increase your marketability, and advance into a leadership role with a flexible program designed to make you stand out as a well-trained project manager.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the program requirements?
Prerequisites for this program are:
- a bachelor degree.
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What courses are required for this microcredential?
The following three (3) courses comprise this microcredential:
- BUS 5110 - Organizational Behavior
- BUS 5860 - Project Management 1
- BUS 5870 - Project Management 2
Note: Typically, BUS 5110 and 5860 are offered during the Fall and Spring semesters, with BUS 5870 offered during the Spring semester.
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What is the schedule of upcoming courses?
Fall 2026
Dates: October 22 through December 17
- Course: BUS 5110-02 - Organizational Behavior
- Modality: Online asynchronous
- Faculty: Cundiff, William
- Course: BUS 5110-02 - Organizational Behavior