Project Management

Course Features
Leading from start to finish
The key to a successful project outcome is the planning that occurs before the work starts. The right strategies, implemented at the right times, can spell the difference between success and failure.
Our Project Management course equips participants with a powerful set of tools to plan, implement, and manage activities to realize specific objectives. Applicable to a wide range of businesses and professions, the ability to effectively manage projects is a skillset actively sought by employers and a career-advancing talent employees will call upon again and again.
All courses include:
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Industry-leading faculty
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Collaborative learning
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Research-driven results
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Lifelong connections
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Practical applications
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Custom solutions
The real difficulty in a project is implementing it successfully. The Project Management course focuses on more practical exercises and a simulation in which participants fully plan and execute a project.
Program Details
Who should attend
- Anyone involved (or expects to be involved) in managing a temporary (non-routine) endeavor aimed at creating a unique product, service, or outcome
- Professionals who work in the areas of sales and marketing, planning and development, real-estate management, arbitration, mediation, supply-chain and general management, and human recourses
What you will learn
- Accurately plan all aspects of a project from forecasting to completion
- Implement processes to assure effective execution and success of projects
Faculty
Yuval Bar-Or, PhD
Professor, Carey Business School
Yuval Bar-Or is an expert in risk management, corporate turnarounds, and financial literacy. Prior to joining the Carey Business School, he was a managing director and held senior strategy and product management responsibilities at several New York-based companies. He received his PhD in Finance from the Wharton School.
At A Glance
Course Details
Investment
Review our tuition remission policies and incentives.
Upcoming courses
February 10 & 12, 2020 (9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.) | Register