Graduate Certificate - Project Management (B415)

Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Project Management (B415) at George Brown College equips students with essential skills to effectively manage project scope, changes, and innovation. Graduates will be prepared to handle project control, staffing, risk management, and utilize various project management tools. This program is designed for those looking to advance their careers in project management, whether as a project manager or in related roles. With a focus on practical application, students will gain the knowledge necessary to succeed in diverse project management environments.

Program Structure

The Project Management graduate certificate program is structured to be completed in 8 months, divided into 2 semesters. The program is offered in a full-time format, with starting months available in January, May, and September. Key features of the program include:

• Experiential learning through a simulated learning environment.
• Field-based, application-driven courses that involve real industry projects.
• Opportunities to develop skills in defining requirements, creating project plans, tracking budgets, and managing stakeholders.

This program also offers a fully online format, providing flexibility for students who may prefer remote learning. The curriculum is designed to align with the Project Management Institute's knowledge areas, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the demands of the industry.

Featured Experiences

• Field education course that allows students to coordinate and execute real industry projects.
• Hands-on experience in project management practices, including risk assessment and stakeholder management.
• Simulated learning environment to practice project management tools and techniques.
• Collaboration with industry partners to gain insights and practical knowledge.

Career Options

Graduates of the Project Management program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Junior Project Manager: Assists in planning and executing projects, ensuring they meet deadlines and budgets.
• Team Leader: Oversees project teams, facilitating communication and collaboration among team members.
• Project Coordinator: Supports project managers in organizing tasks, schedules, and resources for successful project delivery.
• Project Administrator: Manages project documentation and administrative tasks, ensuring compliance with project standards.
• Project Analyst: Analyzes project data and performance metrics to provide insights for future projects and improvements.

These roles are essential in various sectors, including business, technology, and non-profit organizations, making the Project Management graduate certificate a valuable asset for career advancement.

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