The Graduate Certificate in Project Management is designed for individuals seeking advanced education for leading complex projects in a variety of work settings. Courses provide the knowledge of business practices. The process of managing a project, including definition, implementation, and evaluation, is presented along with specialized skills of quality control, risk management, and procurement and contracting. Communication techniques are emphasized both with individuals and teams. |
 The Global Accreditation Center for Project Management (GAC) Board voted on August 21, 2007 to confer GAC Accreditation status upon the Master of Science in Project Management degree program offered by the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. In doing so the GAC Board recognizes the commitment to project management educational excellence that has been demonstrated by Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota throughout the GAC Accreditation process. |
Graduates of the Certificate in Project Management program are expected to be able to do the following:
1. Initiate projects with clearly identified scope, requirements, and stakeholders.
2. Plan complex projects using appropriate planning tools.
3. Implement quality management processes throughout project phases.
4. Manage project risk.
5. Manage project costs including procurement process for project resources.
6. Incorporate an international perspective in global projects.
7. Work effectively with diverse populations.
8. Lead complex projects.
9. Communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
10. Incorporate an ethical perspective in all professional activities. |
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