WilmU’s M.S. in Information Technology Project Management is an interdisciplinary, customizable master’s program designed to propel the advancement of current project managers, or prepare professionals in business, health professions, education or IT with the expertise to successfully enter the upper levels of project management within their industry.
To manage more complex projects and broader portfolios, project managers need to upskill. Courses including Artificial Intelligence in Project Management and Advanced Tech Agile Solutions teach you to leverage artificial intelligence tools in project management, and how to optimize a Lean Portfolio Management function in your enterprise.
Gain industry-specific knowledge and skills that support your specific career goals by devoting six credits of your M.S. in IT Project Management toward coursework related to the industry/area of study of your choice.
This IT Project Management program includes the option to complete an Agile Project Management certificate as part of your degree—without extra time or tuition. Agile Project Management enhances the execution of IT, IS, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning tools, systems, software, hardware, and engineering projects, business initiatives, policies, and other activities in both the public and private sectors. Set yourself apart from the competition with this valuable credential.
Cost of a typical 3-credit graduate course.
Â鶹ÊÓƵ tuition is based on cost-per-credit. You only pay for the courses you need to complete your master’s in Information Technology Project Management degree.
A M.S. in Information Technology Project Management degree opens the door to career growth and leadership positions in many fields.
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The M.S. in IT Project Management prepares students with a mix of technical, strategic, business management and leadership skills that encompass the governance of large projects and programs. It also provides each student with a solid foundation for mastering the project management process life cycle. — Mark Meara, Ed.D., program chair
