Project Management Online Masters program at George Washington University

The STEM Master of Science in Project Management program offered is by the GW School of Business. The program provides students with an exceptional educational experience by enhancing their knowledge and competence to a level that allows them to function as leaders, instructors, practitioners, and advocates in the field, all without concentrating on a particular topic.

Students need to complete thirty credits total—six credits are elective courses and twenty-four credits are mandatory courses. In addition to receiving a thorough grounding in project management principles, students also gain a strong theoretical understanding and the capacity to use pertinent analytical techniques in order to make complicated decisions in business and project management contexts. Graduates possess the ability to plan, schedule, estimate, manage risk, resolve issues, create priorities, formulate objectives, discover alternatives, allocate resources, and make effective group decisions.

Three delivery methods are available for the MSPM program: hybrid, on-campus, and online. The lecture given to on-campus students will be videotaped, shared with online students, and followed by a live, synchronous class session; the online version of the program does not use prerecorded content. The same program is provided to both online and on-campus students as a result. The program's aim is to offer top-notch, cutting-edge graduate education that raises students' knowledge and proficiency to the point where they can function as practitioners, leaders, instructors, and activists in the field of project management.