PGCert in Project Management (MCert.)

The Master's Certificate in Project Management is a nine-credit-hour graduate credential for professionals who plan and execute projects, combining a dedicated project management course with two electives in leading people and organizations through project work. The curriculum draws on project management theory established by the Project Management Institute and prepares students for professional designations such as the PMP, covering the management of scope, time, cost, and risk, people management, and organizational change. Courses are offered in both in-class and online formats, allowing students to choose the delivery option that suits them. Admission requires a four-year undergraduate degree with a minimum 70 per cent average and at least two years of full-time relevant work experience, along with meeting the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research entrance requirements. The certificate takes one year to complete and can be applied toward the MBA or Master of Administration in Leadership degree.