Ashland University

What you'll study

The curriculum blends MBA coursework with project management content approved by PMI. Topics cover the practice and process of managing temporary, goal-directed initiatives and the application of methodologies, tools and techniques to meet changing business objectives. Students study how project work ties to organizational strategy and how to manage projects from inception through closure across sectors such as technology, health care, manufacturing, business and non-profit environments.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree. Some specialization courses carry prerequisites and additional requirements apply before sitting for the PMP exam.

Career prospects

Graduates develop skills to manage projects that produce unique products, services or results. Career paths commonly include project manager roles across technology, health care, manufacturing, business and non-profit organizations, and functions such as application development, market expansion, disaster response and product or service launches.

Scholarships & funding angle

Tuition is charged per course and per credit; financing options are available through the university Financial Aid Office. Prospective students should consult Ashland University’s Financial Aid Office for scholarship, loan and payment-plan information.