PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Turn Ideas Into Projects. Turn Projects Into Results.
Every organization has goals. Successful organizations need people who can turn those goals into well-planned, well-managed projects.
The Project Management programs at Texas Business School are designed to help you build practical skills in project planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, Agile delivery, stakeholder coordination, digital project tools, project controls, and performance reporting.
Whether you are starting your career, building professional skills, or preparing for greater project responsibilities, you can choose a pathway that matches your goals.
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CHOOSE YOUR PROJECT MANAGEMENT PATHWAY
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
6 Months | Professional Certificate | Tuition: $3,000
Build a strong foundation in project management and learn how projects move from initiation to completion.
You’ll develop practical skills in project charters, business cases, stakeholder management, scope definition, work breakdown structures, scheduling, cost estimation, risk management, quality, governance, Agile delivery, and project reporting.
The program combines project workshops, industry case studies, Agile simulations, digital project-management laboratories, and an integrated capstone project.
PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
1 Year | Professional Diploma | Tuition: $5,000
Take your project-management skills further with deeper training in project procurement, contracts, vendor management, leadership, organizational change, project controls, analytics, digital systems, and performance reporting.
You’ll learn how to support projects from planning through execution and control while using digital project-management tools, dashboards, scheduling systems, spreadsheets, and reporting applications.
The program culminates in an integrated project-management delivery project designed to bring your skills together in a realistic project environment.
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2 Years | A.A.S. Degree | Tuition: $12,000
Develop comprehensive project-management capabilities across project, program, and portfolio environments.
The Associate Degree expands your knowledge into strategic project management, advanced project controls, earned value and forecasting, project finance, investment decisions, governance, project assurance, organizational change, benefits realization, analytics, and portfolio management.
You’ll develop the ability to understand projects not only as individual assignments, but as part of broader organizational strategy and business performance.
LEARN HOW TO MANAGE PROJECTS FROM START TO FINISH
PROJECT INITIATION
Learn how organizational needs become approved projects. Develop business cases, project charters, objectives, stakeholder plans, and project-approval documentation.
SCOPE, SCHEDULING & BUDGETING
Learn how to define requirements, establish project scope, build work breakdown structures, develop schedules, estimate resources, and prepare project budgets.
AGILE & DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Build practical experience with Agile and Scrum principles, digital project-management applications, Kanban or Scrum boards, project dashboards, scheduling tools, and collaborative platforms.
RISK, QUALITY & PROJECT CONTROLS
Learn how to identify and manage project risks, issues, quality requirements, changes, schedule problems, cost variances, and performance concerns.
LEADERSHIP & STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT
Develop the communication, leadership, negotiation, teamwork, conflict-management, and stakeholder-engagement skills needed to coordinate people and keep projects moving.
PROJECT ANALYTICS & REPORTING
Learn how to use project information, performance indicators, dashboards, analytics, and management reports to understand project performance and support better decisions.
DON’T JUST STUDY PROJECT MANAGEMENT. PRACTICE IT.
Project management is a practical discipline.
Your training includes project workshops, industry case studies, Agile simulations, digital project-management laboratories, scheduling exercises, project-control activities, dashboards, risk and issue registers, performance reporting, and integrated capstone projects.
You’ll have opportunities to practice the same types of project activities used to plan, monitor, communicate, and control real-world projects.
BUILD SKILLS THAT WORK ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Projects happen everywhere.
Technology companies launch new products. Construction companies deliver major developments. Healthcare organizations implement new systems. Financial institutions introduce new services. Businesses transform their operations.
That means project-management skills can be applied across a wide range of industries and organizational environments.
Your training can prepare you for opportunities in areas such as project coordination, project administration, PMO support, project controls, implementation support, scheduling, project reporting, Agile project support, and project management.
WHY PROJECT MANAGEMENT?
Organizations don’t succeed simply because they have good ideas. They succeed when those ideas are properly planned, resourced, executed, monitored, and delivered.
Project management gives you the skills to help turn objectives into plans, plans into action, and action into measurable results.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Professional Certificate: 6 Months | $3,000
Professional Diploma: 1 Year | $5,000
Associate of Applied Science: 2 Years | $12,000
Delivery: Online / Hybrid / In Person
Next Start Date: September 2026
Learning Approach: Instructor-Led Training, Project Workshops, Digital Project-Management Labs, Agile Simulations, Industry Case Studies, Project Controls, Analytics Activities, and Applied Capstone Projects.
READY TO BUILD YOUR PROJECT MANAGEMENT CAREER?
Start with the pathway that matches your goals and build practical skills you can apply across industries.
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