master Project management
Gain a solid foundation in project management by exploring core principles, methodologies, and tools used to plan, execute, and oversee successful projects.
Johns Hopkins University Certificate of CompletionCurriculum designed and delivered by JHU FacultyStart the course anytime through open enrollmentLIVE monthly seminars with JHU FacultyEngaging learning including video lectures and hands-on activities
Course open now! Investment: $500
4 Weeks • 20 Hours • Online
• Hands-on Projects • $500
Earn a certificate of completion from JHU, a recognized leader in education and research. Earn 2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) upon program completion.
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Gain a solid foundation in project management by exploring core principles, methodologies, and tools used to plan, execute, and oversee successful projects. This course covers essential topics, such as defining project scope, managing timelines and budgets, and fostering effective team collaboration. Our curriculum equips you with practical skills to manage projects confidently in any professional setting.
The course is designed for individuals who want to develop essential skills for planning, organizing, and executing projects effectively across various industries.
Project ManagersOperations DirectorsManagement ConsultantsProgram ManagersProduct ManagersDesigned by JHU Faculty, this course delves into advanced decision tree learning techniques, equipping learners with the skills to tackle complex classification and regression challenges. Key skills include:
Introduction to Project Management
Staffing and Planning 
Scheduling and Budgeting 
Project Lifecycle and Initiation
Work Breakdown Structure Development
Critical Path and Project Management Tools
Enhance your learning experience through monthly live seminars designed to deepen your expertise and allow you to engage directly with faculty experts at the forefront of their fields, gaining valuable insights, practical advice, and real-world perspectives.
Johns Hopkins University faculty are readily accessible to address your questions directly through the course platform, ensuring personalized guidance and a seamless learning experience.
Learn at your own pace with engaging and helpful learning materials such as video lectures, relevant readings, and case studies.
Hands-on activities that help you demonstrate competence and enabling reskilling and upskilling.
Johns Hopkins University Instructor
Amy has spent 25+ years working at Texas Instruments, with her current role as Director of Program Management and Product Engineering for the MSP Business in Embedded Processors. Amy has 20+ years’ experience in New Product Development , and is one of the few PMs elected as Senior Members of the Technical Staff. As a Project Management Professional (PMP), she has a passion for mentoring other PMs to enable their success, which is why she is a key member of the PM Council for TI. Additionally, Amy is a an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University in Whiting School of Engineering: Engineering Management(EM) program, as well as serving as an EM academic advisor and the EM track advisor for the Master of Science in Global Innovation and Leadership through Engineering (MSIL) program.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Texas A&M University and a Master of Business Administration in Project Management from the University of Texas at Dallas.
Johns Hopkins University Instructor
Buck Buchanan is a native of New Hampshire and now resides in The Villages, Florida. Buck enlisted in the Air Force after graduating from college in 1972 and received his commission in 1976. He then retired as a Colonel after 29+ years serving in various stateside and overseas operational, staff, and command positions. He joined The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) as a Project Area Manager. In 2008, he joined Raytheon Solipsys as the Director of Business Development and held that position until 2012. Buck is currently a lecturer, course leader, and student advisor for the JHU Whiting School’s Engineering for Professionals Program. He has been teaching for JHU EP since 2002.
Buck has a Bachelor of Science degree from Bryant University, and Masters degrees from Southern Illinois University, the University of Oklahoma, and Air University. He is also a published author with articles in East Asia – an International Quarterly; the book Can America Remain Committed–US Security Horizons in the 1990s; the first edition of Air University’s Airpower Journal; and in JHU/APL’s Technical Digest.
4 Weeks • Online • Hands-on Projects
4 Weeks • Online • Hands-on Projects
12 Weeks • Online • Hands-on Projects
4 Weeks • Online • Hands-on Projects • $500
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