University of Maryland University College
Master of Science in Management (Project Management) (MSMPMAN-MS) (MSNPM)
Stateside Division: Distance Learning
Degree Objective- This program is designed for professionals who, as they assume increasing responsibility within
their organizations, find that the basis for success has shifted from technological expertise to the knowledge and
skills necessary to manage human resources. Important topics covered in the required courses include methods and
conduct of organizational assessments, the organization/environment relationship, strategic planning, organizational
communication, budgeting and resource allocation, leadership, and organizational decision making. Throughout the
curriculum, major emphasis is placed on the effects of rapid technological change on organizations and
administrative processes and the consequent ethical and moral responsibilities of managers to society at large. In
each segment of this degree program, theory and concepts are presented so the student may develop and evaluate
management skills.
POINT OF CONTACT
Office of the Enrollment Management
3501 University Blvd East, Adelphi, MD 20783
1-866-868-2669
GoArmyEd@umuc.edu
www.umuc.edu
Academic Residency- 30 semester hours
SOC CAT.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Library Research Course
UCSP
611
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See Note 2
0 SH
Introduction to Graduate Library Research Skills *
0
Core Courses
X
X
12 SH
MGMT
610
Organizational Theory
AND
3
X
X
MGMT
615
Intercultural Communication and Leadership
OR
3
X
X
MGMT
630
Organizational Theory and Behavior in a Global
Environment **
6
X
X
MGMT
640
Financial Decision Making for Managers
3
X
X
MGMT
650
Statistics for Managerial Decision Making
3
X
X
3
X
X
Project Management Track
24 SH
MGMT
670
Strategic Management Capstone
PMAN
634
Program and Project Management
AND
3
X
X
PMAN
670
Advanced Project Methods
OR
3
X
X
PMAN
600
Project Management: Foundations and Advanced
Methods***
6
X
X
PMAN
637
Project Risk Management
3
X
X
PMAN
638
Project Communications Management
3
X
X
PMAN
639
Project Quality Management
3
X
X
PMAN
641
Project Procurement Management
3
X
X
PMAN
650
Financial Management of Projects
3
X
X
Total Credits
Notes:
36 SH
1) An "X" in a column indicates that the Institution guarantees to accept credit from the source shown for at least part of the requirement.
2) This column indicates whether a school accepts transfer credit for courses taken through distance learning. It does not mean that the school offers the course through distance
learning.
3) New students are strongly encourage to enroll in MGMT 610 as the their first core course and it is recommended that students enroll in UCSP 611 and MGMT 610
simultaneously.
* UCSP 611 must be taken within the first 6 hours of the program.
** MGMT 630 is a six credit course. Students who receive credit for MGMT 630 may not receive credit for MGMT 610 or MGMT 615.
*** PMAN 600 is a six credit course. Students who receive credit for PMAN 600 may not receive credit for PMAN 634 or PMAN 670.
Date effective:
1-Jul-10
Term effective:
T390
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