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Project Leadership and Management, Undergraduate Certificate

Interdisciplinary Studies

Earn a valuable credential that signifies your ability to manage a project from start to finish by taking an additional 12 credit hours for this sought-after certification in addition to your diploma.

This new program will allow you to choose courses that suit your career goals and interests from academic departments across the university. You can learn how to successfully organize, manage and complete projects in an effective and efficient manner, yielding the desired outcome. Apply these skills to everyday life and your future career.

Program Highlights

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    Additional Certificate

    Earn an impressive certification with just 12 additional hours, and become more marketable in your career.

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    Get Noticed

    Courses and certification will appear on your official undergraduate transcript and will be seen by employers or other schools.

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    Open Doors

    Gain skills valuable to employers, like skilled leadership and project management and assessment.

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    Designed by You

    Build your program from more than 20 courses from engineering, information and mass communications, and arts and sciences.

What You’ll Study

A variety of courses are available. Learn to apply methods, concepts and tools to effectively manage projects and lead a team. Apply your project analysis skills and abilities to make decisions within your field or future career. Certification is awarded at the same time as your baccalaureate.

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Building Skills

Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.

  • Analytical Reasoning

    Breaking down complex problems or situations to identify patterns, connections and solutions

    Data Analysis

    Examining and interpreting information to uncover insights and inform decision making

    Database Management

    Organizing and maintaining data in a computer system, including storage, retrieval and security

  • Network Analysis

    Studying and understanding the structure and behavior of complex networks

    Research

    Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problems

    Systems Analysis

    Studying and improving complex systems to optimize performance and efficiency

Using your degree

Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.

Potential Careers

  • Data Services Coordinator
  • Data Services Manager

Workplace Settings

  • Information Technology
  • Communications
  • Health Care
  • Journalism
  • Government

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