The 30-credit Stevens master’s degree in Enterprise Project Management emphasizes a strategic perspective that’s crucial to modern project management. The program prepares forward-thinking leaders through courses in strategic perspectives, project planning, project portfolio management and cross-project leadership, ensuring graduates can direct complex, enterprise-level initiatives on time and on budget. The curriculum is unique for its concentration on business, analytical and leadership skills, and is designed to both prepare technical professionals to become skilled managers while offering the opportunity to pursue a concentration in a field where industry desperately needs leadership, such as software engineering and construction management.

This curriculum encompasses a strategic approach to project management that goes beyond the traditional tools, tactics, and PMI Certification preparation taught in most PM programs. The Stevens EPM program prepares students to:

• Lead transformational, large-scale projects and project teams across units, enterprises and multiple organizations;

• Gain insight and skills pertaining to leadership, cultural and behavioral project environment

• Lead change and span boundaries across complex enterprise systems

• Bridge cultural and organizational gaps

The program offers a unique blend of small class sizes, intense collaboration, and global professional networking opportunities.

Graduates will leave Stevens with better communications, interpersonal and team skills enabling them to plan, implement and manage complex enterprise level projects.