Suffolk University

What you'll study

The curriculum concentrates on team leadership and project work. Students take a project management course that may be credited toward Project Management Institute (PMI) certifications. The program’s transferable skills apply across business fields. (For the full curriculum, see the programme page.)

Entry requirements

Applicants submit a completed application and a $50 application fee (fee waived for attendees of a graduate admission event), a resume, unofficial transcripts of all post-secondary work and a goal statement. Admitted students must provide official transcripts showing degree conferral prior to their first class. Deadlines: Fall — August 15 then rolling; Spring — January 4 then rolling. Contact the Office of Graduate Admission for questions.

Career prospects

The certificate develops leadership and project-management capabilities that are widely applicable across business sectors. Graduates can expect stronger readiness to lead teams, manage client-facing projects and contribute to workplace problem solving; the skills are intended to support advancement in a range of business roles.

Scholarships & funding angle

Federal student loan aid may be available for this program (use Suffolk's federal code: 002218). Suffolk University also lists institutional discounts and several financing options, including partner-employee scholarships and alumni scholarships. Prospective students should consult Student Financial Services for current tuition, graduate loan options and other funding details.