Centro Universitário de Brasília, UNICEUB

Programme overview

This MBA combines principles of project management, process management and agile working to prepare managers to deliver initiatives faster and with greater organisational alignment. Teaching emphasises decision-making, stakeholder management and methods that integrate traditional project controls with iterative delivery practices.

What you'll study

Curriculum covers the core domains that support end-to-end initiative delivery and continuous improvement.

• Project management fundamentals — planning, scope, schedule and risk management; governance and performance metrics.
• Process analysis and improvement — mapping, redesign, metrics and operational excellence techniques.
• Agile methods and frameworks — practical application of Scrum, Kanban and lean principles to product and service delivery.
• Leadership and stakeholder engagement — team leadership, negotiation, communication and change management.
• Tools and technologies — use of project and process tools for planning, monitoring and collaboration.
• Applied practicum or capstone — integrative project that tackles a real organisational problem using taught methods.

Entry requirements

Typical entry expects a recognised undergraduate degree or equivalent professional qualification plus relevant work experience; many cohorts are composed of professionals from IT, operations, engineering or business roles. Applicants may be required to submit a CV and interview to demonstrate managerial readiness.

Career prospects

Graduates move into roles that require both execution capability and process thinking. Common targets include project manager, programme manager, agile coach, product owner, process improvement specialist, operations manager and PMO roles in both private and public sectors.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Prospective students should explore institutional scholarships for postgraduate students, employer sponsorship or professional development budgets, and government or private loans where available. Shortlisted applicants may also consider part-time study while working to spread cost and retain employer support for learning applied directly to their role.