Program Overview

Program Overview

The Project Management program at Zhejiang University's School of Management aims to cultivate high-level, application-oriented engineering management professionals who can engage in project decision-making, planning, implementation, and evaluation throughout the project lifecycle. The program requires students to possess a solid theoretical foundation and broad knowledge in the field, as well as an understanding of the development trends of project management in China and abroad.

Program Description

The program focuses on training students to independently undertake project planning and evaluation, project financing, project organization, project procurement, project planning, project implementation and control, project risk management, and project human resource and communication management.

Accreditation

The Project Management program at Zhejiang University's School of Management has successfully passed the evaluation by the Project Management Field Evaluation Committee, which is jointly composed of the National Engineering Master's Education Steering Committee, the National Project Management Field Engineering Master's Education Cooperation Group, the China (Shuangfa) Project Management Research Committee, and the International Project Management Association China Certification Committee. As a result, the program has become one of the first eight certified cooperative units.

Certification

After completing the coursework, students in the Project Management program can take part in the certification interview of the International Project Management Association (IPMA) without having to take the written exam. Students who pass the interview will be awarded the corresponding level of IPMP certification by the IPMA.

Program Benefits

The program provides students with a comprehensive education in project management, enabling them to pursue careers in this field. The program's accreditation and certification opportunities also enhance the students' employability and career prospects.

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