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Masters, MBA and Graduate Certificate in Project Management Programs - Stevens Institute of Technology
PMI Accredited
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Stevens Project Management has a long history of success. The
first project management course was offered in 1986. The Stevens Graduate
Certificate program was established in 1997. Stevens Project Management degrees and courses are
accredited by PMI,
the Project Management Institute and GAC, the Global Accreditation Center for Project Management.
Stevens was only the third university worldwide to receive this distinction when it was accredited in 2004.
Stevens maintains a significant leadership role in project management education and research.
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Online Information Sessions
Learn how Stevens can help you leverage your experience to obtain your PMP certification,
PMP re-certification, a Graduate Certificate in PM, a Masters, an MBA or all five.
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For 21st Century Project Managers
Project management in the 21st century is changing dramatically.
In the last fifty years, traditional project management, project managers
and teams have typically focused on efficiency of the project, operational performance,
planning, meeting time and budget goals.
Today’s dynamic business environment and global competition require new
and better ways to make projects into powerful weapons.
Projects are key to successfully achieving the organization’s corporate, business,
marketing, and operational strategic goals.
Projects lead the way to competitive advantage and increased value.
The Stevens Project Management program is designed to respond to these needs.
Stevens Project Management courses establish the fundamental common concepts of
traditional project management and then introduce the strategic approach to
project management and the concept of project leadership.
The signature of the Stevens program is Strategic Project Management .
Stevens was one of the first to provide research and education in support of
the achievement of better business results through projects.
The Stevens Project Management program provides education in project management at
the graduate level and enables students to earn the Graduate Certificate in
Project Management as the first four courses in their Masters or MBA degree program.
Students can also prepare for the
Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification
awarded by the Project Management Institute (PMI), as well as prepare for
Project Management Professional (PMP) Re-Certification.
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Worldwide Project Management
Students can take courses on-campus, off-campus and/or online on the award
with
Stevens WebCampus. With the addition of face-to-face classes in
Paris, France; Bulgaria;
Beijing, China;
the Dominican Republic; India; and WebCampus classes.
Stevens Project Management program now reaches a worldwide audience. An Academic
Advisor is assigned to help each student develop their personal
Study Plan.
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Recommended Course Sequences
Use only the following sequences when taking these PM courses:
One-at-a-time: [ MGT 609 ] then [ MGT 612 ] then [ MGT 610 ] then [ MGT 614 ]
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MGT 609 |
MGT 612 |
MGT 610 |
MGT 614
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| Two-at-a-time: [ MGT 609 and MGT 612 ] then [ MGT 610
and MGT 614 ] |
Take MGT 611 after completing the Project Management
Graduate Certificate courses.
Master of Science in Management (Project Management)
Stevens will grant a
Master of Science in Management
degree with a concentration in Project Management after the successful completion
of eight additional graduate courses in addition to the four courses for the
Graduate Certificate in Project Management.
This 12-course degree provides project management students with analytic and administrative skills
drawn from the disciplines of organizational behavior, economics, and quantitative methods.
One of the eight courses is
MGT 611 Project Planning and Monitoring
Other Programs with Project Management
Project Management courses taken for the Graduate Certificate may be applied towards any of the Management Masters or the MBA.
Other programs that offer the Graduate Certificate in Project Management:
MBA in Technology Management
- Project Management as a major
This 20-course degree focuses on the determinants of real value for the firm:
product innovation, process innovation, and strategic project management.
Master of Science in Information Systems
- Project Management as a concentration
This 12-course degree helps IT professionals achieve success through alignment
and deployment of business and IT strategies.
The ability to manage projects is a key skill for information professionals.
Master of Science in Telecommunications Management
- Project Management as a concentration
This 12-course degree addresses requirements of the telecommunications industry
for technical expertise combined with business and project management skills.
Ph.D. in Technology Management
- Project Management as a research and dissertation topic
Students who pursue a doctorate can focus their research and dissertation on project management.
Other Stevens Students
Students from other schools at Stevens may take the Graduate Certificate in Project Management
with approval of their Academic Advsior and the Project Management Program Office.
Undergraduates are further required: to be in their "Junior" year; have a GPA of 3.000 or better;
and a Graduate Study Plan from the Project Management Program Office.
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Project Management program web pages maintained by
Michael Poli
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