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Join a growing tech field with our degree for project management

Bachelor of Science - Technology Project Management (120 credits minimum)

With the bachelor’s degree in technology project management from ����Ժ, you'll gain valuable skills in business, leadership and technology. You’ll learn from ����Ժ’s expert faculty who will help you develop high-level proficiencies so you can make an immediate impact in your future career in technology project management.  

����Ժ is a Registered Education Provider with the prestigious Project Management Institute (PMI). This means the project management bachelor degree closely follows industry standards in all project management courses so you’ll be effective and efficient as a technology project manager. 

Earn your project manager bachelor degree online or on campus at ����Ժ’s W.A. Lettinga or Lansing locations. You can also earn your degree part time or full time. Choose the options that best fit your schedule and your life.

Why a bachelor’s in technology project management? 

The growing technology field needs experts in technology project management. As a technology project manager, you’ll help to align technology with business strategies. You’ll do this by providing project planning and management for specific company projects, ensuring projects are completed correctly and within scope. ����Ժ's project management bachelor degree follows industry standards and offers you many hands-on learning opportunities, such as class projects and internships. 

Explore courses for ����Ժ’s degree for project management

All of ����Ժ's required project management courses in the project management bachelor degree program are certified by PMI and are taught by professors with Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. You'll take courses like presentation techniques, professional writing, professional ethics and principles in project management. Plus, the project management bachelor degree is the only program of its type to require an internship so you’ll gain valuable experience in the real world — before you graduate.