School of Applied Professional Studies
Project Management Degree or Certificate
As a stand-alone degree, concurrent to another degree or as a certificate, the skills and insight from Project Management make you competitive in today’s market.
Project management gives individuals a highly marketable skill set with a broad career application. On its own, project management is a powerful skill set to bring to any organization, setting up efficiencies and overseeing projects, large and small, from concept to completion. These individuals are at the core of an organization’s development, client management and revenue creation.
Paired with a concurrent degree, advanced skills in engineering, health care, sustainability, management, and many other professional fields, are given a boost by providing additional advanced skills in approaching complex projects for better outcomes.
Project managers supervise a project’s costs, schedules, resources, risks and people. It is a great career path for those who are good communicators, detail-oriented, organized and self-disciplined, excellent at problem-solving and decision-making and work well in a team, seeing the strengths of others.
Project Management degrees and certificates
A solid foundation
Through immersive coursework, hands-on projects and industry-relevant case studies, I developed the skills necessary to effectively lead and manage projects. The program encouraged critical thinking, strategic decision-making and effective communication, preparing me to excel in the dynamic field of project management.
Meeting and working with peers allowed me to expand my professional network, while the program itself provided a solid foundation for my career. The program was an invaluable stepping stone into the global workplace.
What makes project management at ASU’s College of Integrative Sciences and Arts unique?
Taught through the School of Applied Professional Sciences, project management is career-focused with hands-on experiences being at the core of the program. Taught in-person or online, the aim of the program is that 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 Sciences is also the only 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.
What jobs can you do with a degree in project management?
- Logistics coordinator/manager
- Operations manager
- Office or administrative manager
- Construction manager
- Project engineer
- Quality manager
- Supply chain management
