Northwestern’s Master of Science in Project Management (MPM) program is designed to prepare qualified professionals for project management roles in the diverse cross section of organizations that facilitate the design, construction, and operations of projects in the public and private market sectors
Northwestern’s Master of Science in Project Management (MPM) program is designed to prepare qualified professionals for project management roles in the diverse cross section of organizations that facilitate the design, construction, and operations of projects in the public and private market sectors of the built environment.
This full- or part-time program combines education in essential concepts of development, design, and construction practices with functional concepts of management and behavioral science to produce a well-rounded and capable leader. It is designed for early to mid-level professionals and is largely taught by practicing professionals who bring a wealth of outside experience, case studies, and present-day challenges from this constantly evolving field straight to the classroom.
Professionals with eight to ten years of work experience who are looking to advance into organizational leadership roles within the architecture, engineering, and construction industry may be interested in our affiliated program: Master of Science in Executive Management for Design and Construction.
Why Northwestern?
Unique Program Features
Innovative Curriculum
Specializations
Our five specialization options allow you to customize the program to your individual needs:
Flexibility and Support
Industry Leader Perspective
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