Program Overview

Master of Project Management Program

The Master of Project Management program at the University of Guelph's Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics provides an enriching, professionally relevant, and flexible academic experience in the field of project management. The program offers the opportunity to develop depth in areas of project management related to leadership, human resource management, and sustainable business.

Program Overview

The program is available in full-time and part-time formats to fit busy schedules. Coursework combines the academic rigor of evidence-based management with real-world applications to provide specialized project management training that enhances leadership and decision-making abilities.

Program Structure

• The program typically lasts 3 semesters (12 months), but students can extend their studies up to 6 semesters (24 months) if needed.
• The program starts every May, with an on-campus kickoff for the Lang Grad Conference.
• The program covers a diverse range of topics, including:
  • Project Management
  • Leadership Skills
  • Project Governance
  • Business Analytics
  • Project Procurement and Supply Chain Management

Career-Defining Experience

The program is designed to advance the careers of mid to senior-level leaders who are looking to lead organizational change using project management principles and best practices.

Faculty Profile

The program is led by world-class faculty, including Dr. Davar Rezania, a recognized expert in project management and leadership. Faculty conduct research with real impact that guides business decision-makers, informs public policy, and inspires students.

Admission Requirements

• Four-year undergraduate degree from a recognized university
• At least a B- average in the last two years of full-time study
• Three years (minimum) of work experience in a related field
• Alternatively, applicants with a three-year degree/diploma and at least a B- average, or an acceptable professional designation, and five years of work experience in a related field may be considered.
• Proof of English proficiency is required for applicants whose first language is not English.
• A GMAT/GRE is not required.

Application Deadlines

• January 15: Submission of the online application form
• February 1: Submission of all required supporting documents

Tuition Cost and Program Fees

• Domestic students: $31,433.58
• International students: $38,933.00
• The program fee covers tuition, supporting course materials, meals, beverages, and accommodation during the annual Lang Grad Conference.
• Tuition and fees are billed by Student Financial Services with a program fee model.

Scholarship Funding

There are resources available for students in the form of loans, entrance scholarships, and student awards. The Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies offers opportunities found on their Scholarships & Funding page.

On-Campus Experience

The program kicks off with an on-campus experience, where students participate in the annual Lang Grad Conference to establish connections with their cohort and gain inspiration from keynote speakers and expert Lang faculty.