Project Management, MS (Online)

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Required Courses

• PJM 6100 — Foundations of Project Management
• PJM 6120 — Project Scope, Schedule and Cost Planning
• PJM 6200 — Project Risk Management
• PJM 6250 — Project Finance
• PJM 6300 — Project Quality Management

Restricted Electives

From the catalog

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 4 semester hours from:
  • PJM 6400 — Project and Program Evaluation and Recovery
  • PJM 6410 — Managing Projects Across Cultures
  • PJM 6420 — Managing Innovation Projects
  • PJM 6430 — Research in Project Management
  • PJM 6440 — Leading and Managing Technical Projects
  • PJM 6450 — Introduction to Program and Portfolio Management
  • PJM 6460 — Advanced Program and Project Portfolio Management
  • PJM 6480 — Project Procurement and Contract Management
  • PJM 6490 — Project Communications
  • PJM 6983 — Special Topics

Capstone

• PJM 6980 — Capstone

Concentrations (choose 1)

Agile Project Management Concentration

• PJM 6760 — Principles of Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
• PJM 6770 — Advanced Agile Product Delivery and Project Management
• PJM 6780 — Agile Implementation and Governance
• PJM 6790 — Agile Delivery for Sustainable and Resilient Organizations

Analytics Concentration

• ALY 6105 — Introduction to Applied Statistics
• ALY 6115 — Foundations of Data Analytics
• ALY 6145 — Communication and Visualization with Data

• From the catalog

  Complete 3 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 3 semester hours from:
  • ALY 6125 — Intermediate Analytics
  • ALY 6610 — Data Mining Applications
  • ALY 6620 — Big Data and Cloud Computing

Applied Logistics Concentration

• APL 6000 — Foundations of Applied Logistics
• APL 6110 — Capacity Planning and Demand Management
• APL 6120 — Warehouse and Inventory Management Systems
• APL 6130 — Freight Management

Construction Management Concentration

• CMG 6600 — Foundations of Construction Management
• CMG 6610 — Construction Planning
• CMG 6620 — Construction Execution, Monitoring, and Closing
• CMG 6630 — Construction Contracts and Law

Organizational Communication Concentration

• CMN 6150 — Communication Research and Strategy
• CMN 6230 — Content Creation and Delivery
• CMN 6300 — Organizational Culture, Climate, and Communication

• From the catalog

  Complete 3 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 3 semester hours from:
  • CMN 6250 — Organizational Communication Assessment
  • CMN 6610 — Foundations and Development of Cultural Communications
  • PBR 6725 — Crisis Communication

Organizational Leadership Concentration

• LDR 6105 — Developing 21st-Century Leadership Capability
• LDR 6155 — Leadership Lab: Challenge for Leaders

• From the catalog

  Complete 6 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 6 semester hours from:
  • LDR 6200 — The Language of Leadership
  • LDR 6250 — Driving Organizational Success Through Leadership Development
  • LDR 6300 — Ethical Leadership
  • LDR 6406 — Leading Teams Strategically in a Global Environment
  • LDR 6416 — Leading Strategic Development and Implementation
  • LDR 6426 — Developing Sustainable Global Leadership
  • LDR 6436 — Innovation and Organizational Transformation

Project Business Analysis Concentration

• PJM 6610 — Foundations of Project Business Analysis
• PJM 6650 — Requirements Design and Ownership
• PJM 6660 — Quantitative and Qualitative Methods for Business Analysis
• PJM 6670 — Advanced Seminar in Business Analysis

GPA requirements

• 34 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required

Substitutions

Stated by the catalog on this program's requirements:

• In rare cases and at the program's discretion, students may request a course substitution or transfer credit for Foundations of Project Management (PJM 6100). A student may qualify for the course substitution if they have at least three years of direct project management experience; the student may complete any other PJM elective, concentration, or core course (as long as they have met the prerequisites) to meet minimum required program hours. A student may qualify for transfer credit if they hold their Project Management Professional certification.

Parsed from the catalog by NU Map; the structured machine copy is in this college's JSON for the 2027 catalog, under project-management-ms-online, and the official page is the authority.