Project Management Concentration (Online and On Campus)
Program Overview
Project Management Concentration (Online and On Campus)
About the Project Management Concentration
The Bachelor of Science in Management with a concentration in Project Management at Fisher College provides students with a solid foundation in business, paired with specialized expertise in project management. As innovation continues to reshape industries, organizations must consistently develop and implement new strategies to stay competitive. Project managers play a crucial role in turning these ideas into actionable plans, guiding teams from concept through execution.
Employers seek well-rounded project management professionals who possess both strong leadership and communication skills, along with the technical abilities needed to successfully oversee complex projects. This concentration equips students with the tools to lead projects effectively, manage resources, and drive successful outcomes in a wide range of industries.
Program Requirements
Program Courses
- AC121 Financial Accounting
- AC122 Managerial Accounting
- CS205 Computer Programming I
- FI201 Principles of Business Finance
- LA204 Business Law
- MG141 Introduction to Project Management*
- MG201 Principles of Management
- MG202 Human Resource Management
- MG242 Project Planning*
- MG343 Project Execution*
- MG303 Managerial Communication
- MG304 Leadership and Ethics
- MG315 International Management
- MG321 Organizational Behavior
- MG335 Operations Management
- MG390 Management Internship
- MG441 Business Policy and Strategic Management
- MG444 Advanced Project Management Capstone*
- MK201 Principles of Marketing
Total Credits: 57
*These courses are offered online through a fully accredited partner college or university.
General Education Requirements
- CM105 Public Speaking
- CS101 Computer Concepts and Applications
- CS245 Management Application and Information Systems
- EC101 Macroeconomics
- EC102 Microeconomics
- EN101 English I
- EN102 English II
- IS1051 Common Experience
- IS220§ Preparation for Careers and Life After College
- MA107/ MA118 College Algebra/ Mathematical Foundations for Business
- MA121 Basic Statistics
- PS101 Introduction to Psychology
- English Elective
- Humanities Elective
- Science Elective
- Social Science Elective (2)
- Free Elective (5)
Total Credits: 64
1 Required of Boston campus students only
§ Required of Boston campus students only; Online students replace with a free elective
Learning Outcomes
Students in the Bachelor of Science in Management (BSM), Project Management Concentration will have the opportunity to achieve the learning outcomes of the BSM, in addition to the concentration-specific learning outcomes:
- Assess the application of waterfall and agile methodologies for different projects within a business context and justify their decisions as well as any associated financial investment.
- Construct detailed project plans that take into account scope, resource constraints, dependencies and quality assurance.
- Ensure quality of execution for a given project and execute projects that adapt to changing circumstances.
- Demonstrate adaptable project management skills with an extensive simulated project, and articulate ethics and scalability considerations.
Project Management Career Track
Whether you're looking to manage projects in technology, healthcare, or business, this program prepares you to take on leadership roles and deliver results. Popular career pathways include IT Project Manager, Construction Project Manager, and Marketing Project Manager.
Program Snapshot
- Online
- Credits: 120
- Semester Length: 8 weeks
- Typical Time to Completion*: 20 terms; 3 years, 4 months
- On Campus
- Credits: 120
- Semester Length: 16 weeks
- Typical Time to Completion*: 4 years
*Based on continuous enrollment of two courses every term. Time to completion may be shorter based on eligible transfer credit or longer if course enrollment varies.
Fisher College - Boston
Overview:
Fisher College is a private, non-profit institution located in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1903, the college has a long history of providing students with a life-changing educational experience. Fisher emphasizes education, dedication, and life as the three most important aspects of a college experience.
Services Offered:
Fisher College offers a variety of services to its students, including:
Academic Resources:
Tutoring, academic advising, and student accessibility services.Student Life:
Housing, health and wellness services, campus police, and student activities.Financial Aid:
Scholarships, grants, and loans.Career Services:
Job placement assistance, career counseling, and internship opportunities.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Fisher College provides a supportive and collaborative learning environment. Students can expect small class sizes, personalized attention from dedicated professors, and a variety of opportunities for both academic and personal growth. The college is located in the heart of Boston, offering students access to the city's vibrant culture, diverse industries, and numerous landmarks.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Small Class Sizes and Personalized Attention:
Fisher College boasts a 14:1 student-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention and a close-knit learning environment.Career-Focused Curriculum:
The college emphasizes practical training and real-world applications, preparing students for success in their chosen fields.Strong Alumni Network:
Fisher College has a network of over 18,000 alumni, providing students with valuable connections and career opportunities.High Job Placement Rate:
95% of Fisher College graduates are employed or enrolled in an advanced degree program within a year of graduation.Location in Boston:
The college's location in the heart of Boston provides students with access to the city's cultural attractions, industries, and research centers.Academic Programs:
Fisher College offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including:
