Construction projects are growing increasingly complex, creating a need for project managers with technical expertise, who can communicate clearly and effectively and lead multidisciplinary teams.

Credits earned completing this certificate can be applied toward the MS in Project Management.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that more than 17,000 construction management jobs will be created between 2014 and 2024 (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2015). 

$108K median salary for project practitioners in the U.S. (Source: PMI, 2015)

Credits earned completing this certificate can be applied toward the MS in Project Management, MS in Nonprofit Management, and MS in Corporate and Organizational Communication.

2.2M new project-oriented roles needed to be filled through 2027. (Source: PMI, 2017)

Globally, there’s a critical need for professionals who can lead and deliver projects on time, on budget, and according to specifications. This translates into outstanding career possibilities for project managers with real-world knowledge and practical, project-oriented skills.

Credits earned completing this certificate can be applied toward the MS in Project Management.

Only 61% of companies surveyed by PMI in 2015 reported providing any type of training on PM tools and techniques (down from 65% in 2011). 

Globally, there’s a critical need for professionals who can lead and deliver projects on time, on budget, and according to specifications. This translates into outstanding career possibilities for project managers with real-world knowledge and practical, project-oriented skills.