Concordia University Continuing Education Studies now offers certification prep in Project Management, providing you with the edge you need in this highly sought-after profession. Becoming a PMP® can significantly boost your career, making you a more effective and sought-after professional in today’s competitive job market.
The Office of Continuing Education Studies, which recently launched a portfolio of new offerings in partnership with ed2go offers a pathway to certification as a Project Management Professional (PMP®) in as little as six months and at an affordable price, CUW can help you achieve your PMP certification goals!
Why Project Management?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that the project management field is projected to grow 6% by 2032, and Lightcase data reports that project management professionals will see over 30% job growth by 2033.
While salaries for project managers can vary, the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) recent survey data shows that project management professionals report highest salaries of $120,000, while those with less than three years of experience earn a median salary of $80,000 annually.
What does a Project Manager do?
A project manager oversees the entire lifecycle of a project. They help:
- Flesh out ideas
- Present ideas to decision-makers
- Assemble teams
- Organize project steps
- Manage budgets
- Make critical decisions
- Update stakeholders
- Ensure objectives are met
- Facilitate a smooth transition
- Share knowledge gained from the project
Where do project managers work?
Project managers perform across a wide range of industries, including IT, engineering, construction, healthcare, finance, and law. Project managers typically work closely with people and technology.
Want in?
Register for Mastering Project Management with PMP® Prep. This fully online course will help you maximize your time and prepare you to successfully obtain your PMP® certification.
—This article is written by Christy Call. She serves as Director of Strategic Partnerships Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor.