University of Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business
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Project Management 

In August 1999, an agreement was signed between PMCentersUSA and the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Executive Education, forging a relationship that enables us jointly to provide professional development courses in project management and business analysis on a much larger scale. All courses are presented in conjunction with the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business and are designed to provide high-quality professional development instruction to meet the needs of the business community. Through our affiliation with the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Executive Education, we offer three tracks in project management professional development and two tracks in business analysis.

PMCentersUSA, in association with the University of Pittsburgh, offers three tracks toward professional development in project management. 

The Master's Certificate Track consists of six focused courses in project management. When our program is completed, students receive a Master's Certificate from the University of Pittsburgh, which designates that they have been successful in their study of project management at this level.

The PMP® Certification Track offers these same six courses, but adds a seventh course into our program, PMP® Examination Preparation, presented for those seeking to take PMI's PMP® certification exam. This course reviews all materials presented in the program through a series of sample exams and instructor explanations of correct answers.

The most comprehensive track, the Advanced Track, includes the six core classes, the PMP® Examination Preparation, as well as three advanced classes: IT Project Management, Managing Multiple Projects, and Turning Around Problem Projects. The advanced classes assume that participants are knowledgeable in project management principles and techniques addressed in the Master's Certificate in Project Management Program.

The Advanced Mini Track includes the the following three advanced courses: IT Project Management, Managing Multiple Projects, and Turning Around Problem Projects.  The advanced courses assume that participants are knowledgeable in project management principles and techniques addressed in the Master's Certificate in Project Management Program. 

University of Pittsburgh's Project Management 2010 Schedule* 

Courses	Master's Certificate Track	PMP® Certification Track	Advanced Track	Advanced Mini Track	Winter Term 2010	Spring Term 2010	Fall Term 2010
Project Management Essentials						May 19-20	Sept 8-9
Project Leadership						June 2-3	Sept 22-23
Project Scope and Quality Management						June 16-17	Sept 29-30
Project Schedule and Cost Management						July 14-15	Oct 20-21
Project Risk and Contract Management						Aug 4-5	Nov 3-4
Project HR and Communications Management						Aug 18-19	Nov 17-18
PMP® Examination Preparation						Sept 1-2	Dec 1-2
IT Project Management					Apr 28-29	Sept 20-21
Managing Multiple Projects					May 5-6	Oct 4-5
Turning Around Problem Projects					May 26-27	Oct 18-19

^* Class dates are subject to change

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