The Bachelor of Applied Science in Project Management prepares students to effectively lead teams, manage organizational operations, and execute complex projects across a variety of professional settings. This program blends foundational management theory with applied project management practices, equipping graduates with the skills necessary to navigate todays dynamic, technology-driven business environment.

Students develop a strong understanding of management philosophy, organizational behavior, business law, financial and economic decision-making, strategic planning, marketing strategy, and professional communication. Courses such as Law and Business (BUL3320) and Financial and Economic Management (FIN4402) provide essential knowledge of the legal and financial frameworks that guide organizational decision-making. Business and Administrative Communication (GEB3213), Management Philosophy and Practice (MAN3052), and Organizational Behavior (MAN3240) reinforce leadership, communication, and team development competencies vital for supervisory success.

Building on this foundation, the program offers a robust Project Management emphasis, preparing students to plan, coordinate, and oversee projects from initiation to completion. Courses such as Project Management Foundations (MAN3583), Acquisition Management (MAN3574), and Project Planning, Scheduling, & Control (MAN4584) introduce students to contemporary tools and methodologies used to manage scope, time, cost, quality, and risk. Project Management & Information Technology (CIS3526) explores the integration of project management principles with emerging technologies, while Managing Agile Projects & Processes (MAN4281) provides hands-on experience with agile frameworks and iterative project cycles. Leadership development is reinforced through Leadership and Group Dynamics (MAN3120) and Ethics for Business Leaders (GEB3434), ensuring students understand both interpersonal and ethical dimensions of effective project leadership.

The program culminates in a capstone experience, Project Management Capstone (MAN4931), where students apply project management knowledge and skills to real-world business scenarios, demonstrating proficiency in planning, executing, and evaluating complex projects.

Career Outlook ‚ B.A.S. in Project Management

Graduates of the program are prepared for leadership and supervisory roles in project-driven environments, including careers as project coordinators, project managers, operations supervisors, agile team leads, and business analysts. With a strong foundation in both management and project management practices, students are equipped to contribute effectively to organizational success and adapt to evolving industry demands.

Graduates are prepared for careers in industries such as business, information technology, construction, healthcare, government, defense, logistics, and professional services. Entry-level and advanced career opportunities include:

· Project Coordinator or Project Manager

· Operations Supervisor or Team Lead

· Agile Project Leader or Scrum Master

· Business Analyst or Process Improvement Specialist

· Acquisition or Contract Management Specialist

· Project Scheduler or Planning Analyst

· Program or Portfolio Support Specialist

With training in agile project management, risk assessment, budgeting, scheduling, acquisition processes, and organizational leadership, graduates are equipped to manage complex projects from initiation through completion. As professionals gain experience, they may advance into senior-level project management roles, program management, PMO (Project Management Office) leadership, or operational management positions.

The degree also provides a strong foundation for obtaining professional certifications such as CAPM®, PMP®, Agile/Scrum certifications, or pursuing graduate study in management, project leadership, or business administration, further enhancing long-term career prospects.

BAS-PMGT - BAS in Project Management

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