Northwestern University's Master of Science in Project Management (MPM) program prepares early-career professionals for leadership roles in the construction, operation, and management of major civil and environmental engineering projects. Taught by practicing professionals bringing a wealth of experience and case histories to their teaching, courses synthesize essential concepts for the built environment with knowledge of management and behavioral science.
MS in Project Management
synthesize these operations. Designed for early- to mid-level engineers and architects, MPM's multidisciplinary approach to its curriculum and instruction develops a versatile and technically oriented individual capable of directing complex civil engineering projects.
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Learn from renowned, practicing industry specialists who bring a wealth of real-world exp and present-day insights and challenges to the classroom.
Broaden perspectives through a unique series of weekly seminars held by distinguished experts to acquire and refine industry-specfic skills and best practices.
Leave prepared for the next step in your career by connecting with MPM and Northwestern's robust alumni networks, and through support from McCormick and Northwestern's career offices.
Learn from renowned, practicing industry specialists who bring a wealth of real-world exp and present-day insights and challenges to the classroom.
Broaden perspectives through a unique series of weekly seminars held by distinguished experts to acquire and refine industry-specfic skills and best practices.
Leave prepared for the next step in your career by connecting with MPM and Northwestern's robust alumni networks, and through support from McCormick and Northwestern's career offices.
Study part- (18-24 months) or full-time (9-18 months), with most classes held in late afternoon and evenings to accommodate the working professional.
Meld technical coursework in civil engineering design with skills in business management and behavioral sciences.
Tailor studies to professional aspirations by choosing from five specialization areas.
Interact within small classes of experiential, cultural and industry-diverse students to broaden perspective and practice communication skills.
Whereas many MS programs focus solely on the technical aspects of civil and architectural engineering design and construction, MPM encourages students to build on their technical backgrounds by emphasizing the practical business and management perspectives and behavioral science concepts needed to effectively
principles and newer, emerging technologies. Business courses (30 percent) in finance, marketing, and management provide a framework for students to understand how to translate their technology ideas into practical business solutions.
MSIT provides an intensive and unique curriculum across three fundamental areas: communication systems and networks, computing systems engineering, and business and management principles. Technical courses (70 percent) focus on fundamental engineering
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MS in Project Management
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“The program offers one of the best faculties in the nation. Its alliance with the architecture, engineering, and construction industries provides networking opportunities that benefit both graduates and the participating companies.”
"MPM offers the unique advantage of preparing students who already have technical backgrounds with the requisite business skills needed to step into positions ready to perform and excel. MPM students are well-versed in how the industry is organized, operates and delivers projects, and they exit the program having already collaborated on diverse teams where they’ve applied course principles in situational project cases."
Whereas many MS programs focus solely on the technical aspects of civil and architectural engineering design and construction, MPM encourages students to build on their technical backgrounds by emphasizing the practical business and management perspectives and behavioral science concepts needed to effectively synthesize these operations. Designed for early- to mid-level engineers and architects, MPM's multidisciplinary approach to its curriculum and instruction develops a versatile and technically oriented individual capable of directing complex civil engineering projects.
Study part- (18-24 months) or full-time (9-18 months), with most classes held in late afternoon and evenings to accommodate the working professional.
Interact within small classes of experiential, cultural and industry-diverse students to broaden perspective and practice communication skills.
Tailor studies to professional aspirations by choosing from five specialization areas.
Meld technical coursework in civil engineering design with skills in business management and behavioral sciences.
Sign up for our next online info session. You'll have an opportunity to learn about our program, connect with faculty, and hear our success stories.
Sign up to download the EDI program guide. Learn about our program, faculty, and admission process.
Sign up for our next online info session. You'll have an opportunity to learn about our program, connect with faculty, and hear our success stories.
Sign up to download the EDI program guide. Learn about our program, faculty, and admission process.
Sign up to receive an invite to our next online info session. Learn about our program, connect with faculty, and hear our success stories.