Project Management Schools in California

Project management involves coordinating various workers, departments, or even companies, to reach a set goal within a specific time. As commerce and industry continue to grow and change, managing projects will very likely continue to evolve as well. Because this type of job usually requires a bachelor's degree, project management schools in California generally do not offer associate's degrees in project management. Rather, students can pursue a bachelor's or master's degree in business and project management, or they can receive a post-graduate certificate for the subject. Courses studied include cost management, planning, logistics, resource management, Enterprise Resource Planning, and other related subjects. In addition, students learn how to motivate and organize other employees via leadership classes and organizational behavior and psychology programs.

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DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management

Master
Master's-Project Management, Graduate Certificate-Project Management
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