Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma

The University of Winnipeg Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE)Winnipeg, Canada

Tuition Fee

USD 10,900

Start Date

2027-05-04

Medium of studying

Blended

Duration

12 months

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Program Details

Degree
Diploma
Major
Business Management | Project Management | Data Analytics
Area of study
Information and Communication Technologies | Business and Administration
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English

Intakes

Program start date
2027-05-04

Program Overview

Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma

Program Overview

The Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma prepares students to become effective project managers capable of leading complex projects in a technology-driven world. This comprehensive 12-month program emphasizes practical leadership, project management, and technological skills essential for delivering successful projects across various industries.


Graduates will emerge ready to manage projects from inception to completion while enhancing organizational efficiency, mitigating risk, and achieving strategic objectives.


Program Highlights

  • Duration: 12 months, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM, with two breaks of one week during the program and two weeks off for winter break.
  • Hybrid learning model: Blends in-class sessions, live online instruction, and scheduled online coursework.
  • Internship with an industry partner to provide hands-on experience.
  • Curriculum aligned with Project Management Professional (PMP)ョ and Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)ョ knowledge requirements.
  • Exposure to Generative AI and emerging project technologies.
  • Resume and job search preparation included.

Core Learning Objectives

Students will learn to:


  • Plan, execute, monitor, and finalize complex projects using established project management methodologies.
  • Develop project budgets, schedules, procurement plans, and risk management strategies.
  • Lead and communicate effectively with project teams and stakeholders.
  • Utilize Generative AI and other emerging technologies to optimize project delivery.
  • Apply analytics and reporting tools to foster informed decision-making.
  • Manage change within organizations to support successful project adoption.

Admission Requirements

  • Candidates must be a high school graduate or possess a recognized equivalent, such as the Mature Status Diploma.
    • High School Transcript or recognized equivalent (GED or Mature Grade 12 Diploma) is mandatory.

OR


  • Candidates aged 18 or older must have completed at least 90 hours of coursework at a recognized post-secondary institution with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5.
    • An official transcript must be provided for all previous post-secondary studies.

Work Experience

  • Applicants with a degree must have a minimum of one year of work experience (part-time accepted).
  • Applicants without a degree must have at least three years of work experience.

English Language Requirements

Applicants whose prior education was completed outside of Canada, and where English may not have been the medium of instruction, must submit proof of English language proficiency through accepted measures.


Accreditation

The Management Certificate is accredited by Chartered Managers Canada (CIM), allowing graduates to apply for the Certified in Management designation (CIM).


Tuition & Fees

  • Tuition Cost: $10,900 (includes $100 UWSA fee, subject to change).
  • Textbook Costs: Estimated between $2,500 and $3,000, depending on purchasing options.

Course Descriptions

  • Business Fundamentals
  • Case Analysis for Project Managers
  • Cultural Dimensions & Environmental Influences
  • Effective Oral Communication
  • Effective Project Reporting & Communication
  • Essential Skills for Managers
  • Effective Written Communication
  • Essentials of Human Resource Management
  • Financial Fundamentals
  • Generative AI in the Workplace
  • Indigenous Insights
  • Information Security for Project Managers
  • Managing & Resolving Conflict in Teams
  • Managing Organizational Change
  • Managing Projects in an IT Environment
  • Organizational Behaviour
  • Planning, Estimating & Scheduling
  • Project Management Cost & Budget Planning
  • Procurement & Contract Law
  • Project Management Fundamentals
  • Quality Management
  • Resume Building & Job Search Techniques
  • Risk & Decision Analysis
  • Writing for Academic Success
  • Internship PM

Student Life

As a student in the Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma, individuals will have access to a variety of supportive services designed to enhance their educational experience, including:


  • Dedicated recruitment coaches and academic support services.
  • Career advising, networking opportunities, and student events.
  • Access to the University of Winnipeg's resources, including the library and academic supports.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue various roles, including:


  • Project Manager
  • Events Coordinator
  • Events Manager
  • Cost Analyst
  • Procurement Coordinator
  • Business Analyst
  • Project Coordinator
  • Support Officer
  • Risk Analyst

Organizations that have hired graduates from this program include:


  • City of Winnipeg
  • Manitoba Infrastructure
  • Home Depot
  • MTS Allstream
  • Manitoba Hydro
  • SNC-Lavalin Inc.
  • Province of Manitoba
  • University of Winnipeg

Certifications Awarded

Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive:


  • Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma
  • Management Certificate

Technical Requirements

Students are required to utilize a laptop that meets specific technical specifications for optimal program participation, including necessary software compatibility.


Additional Remarks

The program's structure emphasizes a blend of theoretical and practical learning, ensuring that students gain invaluable internship experience while developing essential project management competencies.


About University

The University of Winnipeg Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE) is the continuing and professional education division of The University of Winnipeg, one of Canada's leading liberal arts and sciences universities. Since 1972, PACE has been nurturing minds and advancing careers through high quality, dynamic and innovative programs, offering more than 600 full-time and part-time programs, courses and seminars across a wide range of career and academic fields.

PACE is located in Buhler Centre in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It operates under the academic umbrella and outstanding reputation of The University of Winnipeg, which is recognised nationally for academics, inclusion and socially just values. PACE students have access to UWinnipeg's broader campus community, facilities and student services while benefiting from PACE's focused, career-aligned and flexible programming.

Mission and educational philosophy

In a world of constant change, lifelong learning is a means to success. PACE's mission is to expand the potential of every student through a unique education model that blends university-level academics with practical, hands-on experience. Programs are designed in high-growth career fields with strong employment prospects, and are continually evolving to meet the changing needs of the job market.

The success of students is at the heart of everything PACE does. PACE provides unparalleled advantages including small class sizes and industry-aligned programs taught by accomplished professionals who bring real-world knowledge directly into the classroom. PACE's connections to industry leaders, professional associations and the local community provide additional benefits and often serve as a bridge to employment. 96% of PACE students reported satisfaction with the quality of their education.

Full-time diploma programs

PACE's full-time diploma programs are designed in collaboration with industry to prepare graduates for in-demand careers, delivered in just over one year. They combine applied learning, experienced instructors and real-world projects to enable graduates to transition confidently into the workforce. Current full-time programs include:

  • Advanced Project Management and Technology Diploma (Hybrid)
  • Applied Data Analytics Diploma (In-Class)
  • Artificial Intelligence Diploma (In-Class)
  • Business Analysis and Transformation Program (Hybrid)
  • Construction Project Management Diploma (Hybrid)
  • Educational Assistant Diploma (Hybrid)
  • Human Resource Management Diploma — Accelerated (Hybrid)
  • Strategic Communications and Digital Marketing Diploma (Hybrid)
  • Supply Chain Management Diploma (Hybrid)

Part-time programs and courses

PACE's part-time offer spans evening, weekend and online formats, making it accessible to working professionals, career changers and lifelong learners at every stage. Over 600 part-time programs, courses and seminars are available across areas including project management, human resources, business management, network and ICT security, big data and machine learning, marketing, public relations and strategic communication. A dedicated Part-Time Timetable and online registration system allow students to plan and manage their studies flexibly.

Corporate Solutions

PACE's Corporate Solutions division works directly with organisations to design and deliver customised workplace training. From skill upgrading to leadership development and sector-specific professional development, Corporate Solutions provides tailored programmes that meet the needs of Manitoba employers and their teams, delivered on-site or at PACE facilities.

55 Plus Program

In partnership with The University of Winnipeg, PACE supports the 55 Plus Program, which offers mature learners the opportunity to audit regular UWinnipeg courses and engage in lifelong learning at the university level.

International students

PACE welcomes international students from around the world to its full-time diploma programs, offering a pathway to career-focused Canadian post-secondary education in Winnipeg. Dedicated support covers admission requirements, the study permit and immigration process, tuition and fees for international students, homestay and accommodation, student life and living in Winnipeg, and graduation and future pathways. PACE also runs regular live webinars for prospective international students and publishes detailed fact sheets and publications. International student success stories are featured on the PACE website, highlighting the career outcomes of graduates from a wide range of countries.

Pathways to UWinnipeg

PACE provides formal pathways for students to continue from PACE diploma programs into degree programs at The University of Winnipeg. Transfer credit arrangements allow eligible PACE graduates to apply their completed coursework towards a UWinnipeg undergraduate degree, extending the academic value of a PACE qualification and opening doors to further university-level study.

Internships and career development

Work-integrated learning is a core feature of PACE's full-time programs. Students have access to internship placements with industry partners, career development activities including résumé writing, interview preparation and job search support, networking opportunities, guest speakers and career fairs. PACE's industry connections across Manitoba mean that internship partners and employer contacts are embedded into program design from the start.

Industry partners

PACE works with a broad network of industry and community partners across Manitoba to ensure programs remain current, relevant and directly connected to the job market. Partners contribute to curriculum development, provide internship placements and participate in networking and career events. Current partners include:

  • ACI Manitoba (Creative Manitoba)
  • Winnipeg Harvest
  • Investors Group
  • People First HR Services
  • CPA (Canadian Payroll Association)
  • Great-West Life
  • Canadian Youth Business Foundation
  • Vine Multimedia
  • George and Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation
  • Pinnacle
  • Pembina Trails School Division
  • Seven Oaks School Division
  • Organization and Staff Development, Government of Manitoba (with a formal articulation agreement for credit transfer toward UW Professional Studies programs)

Why UWinnipeg PACE

  1. Over 50 years of professional, applied and continuing education since 1972, under the academic umbrella of The University of Winnipeg
  2. More than 600 full-time and part-time programs, courses and seminars across high-growth career fields, delivered full-time, part-time, evenings, weekends and online
  3. Full-time diploma programs designed with industry and delivered in just over one year, combining applied learning, real-world projects and career development
  4. Small class sizes taught by experienced industry practitioners, with a 96% student satisfaction rate
  5. A clear pathway from PACE diploma programs into undergraduate degrees at The University of Winnipeg through formal transfer credit arrangements
  6. Internship programmes and employer connections built into full-time programs, with a broad Manitoba industry partner network
  7. A welcoming, inclusive and socially just university environment in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, one of Canada's most multicultural cities


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