DeVry University College of Business & Management 6 courses 12 total credits
DeVry’s Project Management Pathway undergraduate certificate program is designed to provide students with functional project management (PM) skills needed to enhance their contributions to, and opportunities within, the PM field. Coursework is industry-focused and provides targeted information related to planning, executing and overseeing projects with confidence and strategic acumen. Students who complete this undergraduate certificate program can apply eligible coursework to DeVry’s bachelor’s degree programs in Business Administration with a major/concentration in Project Management; Business Management, with a concentration in Project Management; and Technical Management, with a technical specialty in Project Management.
| Project Management | 12 credits |
| Total Credits | 12 credits |
Project Management
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PROJ404 | Project Management for the Profession | 4 |
Project Management - Complete 2 of the following:
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PROJ330 | Human Resources and Communication in Projects | 4 |
| PROJ410 | Contracts and Procurement | 4 |
| PROJ420 | Project Risk Management | 4 |
| PROJ425 | Project Management Methodologies | 4 |
| PROJ426 | AI-Driven Project Management | 4 |
| Total | 12 credits | |
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