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School of Applied Professional Studies

Project management degree, minor or certificate

As a stand-alone degree, concurrent to another degree or as a certificate, the skills and insight provided by a project management degree will make you competitive in today’s market.

Why study project management?

A degree in project management equips you with versatile, highly marketable skills that drive success in any industry. Project managers are essential to organizational growth — overseeing budgets, schedules, resources, risks and teams to ensure projects of all sizes move efficiently from concept to completion.

The Project Management Institute (PMI) projects a global need for 25 million new project management professionals by 2030. In Arizona, fast-growing sectors like construction, health care and semiconductor manufacturing are already experiencing this talent gap.

Whether pursued alone or alongside another degree, our programs prepare you with in-demand expertise and pathways to certification — opening doors to diverse career opportunities. This is an ideal field for strong communicators who are organized, analytical, collaborative and driven to lead.

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A solid foundation

  • Transferable skills: Leadership, communication, problem-solving, decision-making, critical thinking, strategic planning, conflict resolution
  • Endless applications: Careers in engineering, health care, sustainability, construction, technology and management, among many other professional fields.
  • Sustainability infused: The first program of its kind in the country to be affiliated with Green Project Management, the world’s leading organization for driving sustainability.
  • Global opportunities: Many programs allow students to earn credit toward their major during study abroad experiences.
  • Flexible pathways: Online, accelerated and transfer options available.

What makes project management at ASU’s College of Integrative Sciences and Arts distinct?

Taught at the School of Applied Professional Studies, project management is career-focused with hands-on experiences at the core of the program so students graduate with the skills and knowledge they need for the career path they want to pursue.

The project management program in the School of Applied Professional Studies is also the first program of its kind in the country to be affiliated with Green Project Management and its GPM-b sustainability certification. ASU’s College of Integrative Sciences and Arts is creating project managers with the future in mind.

Certification possibilities

Students pursuing a bachelor’s or graduate degree in project management may be eligible to sit for the following certifications:

What careers are available with a degree in project management?

- Logistics coordinator/manager

- Operations manager

- Office or administrative manager

- Construction manager

- Project engineer

- Quality manager

- Supply chain management

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Ready to start studying project management at ASU?