Online Master's Degree in Project Management

• Master of Project Management
  Keller offers a unique and innovative Master of Project Management degree program designed to teach students how to develop projects and communicate their value; determine budget, task and resource requirements; outline performance objectives; provide effective leadership; and promote an environment that resolves conflicts and motivates team members.

• Master of Science in Information Technology / Project Management and Leadership
  This degree is designed to help student explore the current state of technology, the key organizational and societal issues impacting technology and understand how to best motivate individuals and teams. The Project Management and Leadership Specialization is designed to help develop technical leaders and managers and equip them with the skills necessary to successfully lead multiple technology projects that span across and array of geographical areas.

• Master of Science in Management - Project Management
  The Master of Science in Management degree, with a concentration in Project Management, is designed to prepare students with the skills, abilities and knowledge they need to pursue careers in Project Management. Curriculum covers key areas contained in the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), considered to be the industry standard by the Project Management Institute. Course topics include time/conflict management, risk analysis and management, human resource management, scheduling techniques and many others. This accelerated master's degree can be completed in 15 months.

• Master of Arts in Business Communications / Project Management
  The Master of Arts in Business Communications degree with an emphasis in Project Management is designed around the Project Management Institute's Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge. This degree provides students all of the relevant knowledge of project management: project life cycles; planning for resources, costs, budgets, risks and staffing requirements; timelines; periodic evaluations; and strategic impacts.