Enterprise Project Management Master's Program

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As businesses search for ways to do more with less, project managers must bring ever-greater efficiency to increasingly complex portfolios.

The 30-credit Stevens master's degree in Enterprise Project Management emphasizes a strategic perspective that’s crucial to modern project management. This is a program for the technical professional eager to advance in the organization by directing people, budgets and projects toward completion. Curricular themes in strategic perspectives, project planning and cross-project leadership ensure graduates can direct complex, enterprise-level initiatives. Classes include significant analytical components that will challenge you to think quantitatively about challenges in management.

This program is accredited by the Project Management Institute, the leading organization in project management. Classes taken through Stevens can be applied to Project Management Professional certification or certification maintenance.

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Capstone experience

No graduate business education is complete without an opportunity to apply what you've learned on a project of consequence. At Stevens, that takes many forms — a consulting assignment with an industry partner, a research project that addresses an industry need, even the chance to nurture your own entrepreneurial venture — and is customized for you, your education and your career aspirations.

Industry Capstone Program

Enterprise Project Management by the numbers

100%employment

Three months after graduation, 100% of Enterprise Project Management graduates in the Class of 2020 accepted job offers

#14 onlinefor business

Online non-MBA business programs at Stevens improved from #25 in the previous year (U.S. News & World Report, 2021)

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Meet our alumni

The Enterprise Project Management degree gives graduates the leadership training and vision needed to manage complex projects across organizational units, along with the technology and analytical skills to ensure goals are met on time and on budget.

Pam Charleston in a bright yellow dress with the New York skyline behind her.

Pam Charleston '19

The real-world expertise of Stevens faculty showed Pam how to apply her learning in leading innovation at Exelon.

Meet Pam

Mike Kaspar '18

Stevens taught Mike to be a constant learner, which helps him solve problems and create impact at BD.

Meet Mike

Damir Alic in a dark suit against a gray background.

Damir Alic '17

His degree has helped Damir acquire the leadership perspective he'll need to break into the management ranks at Boeing.

Meet Damir

Management faculty

As a student in Stevens' management programs, you'll learn from researchers whose work is transforming how companies form strategies and compete in the digital age.

Wei Zheng

Dr. Zheng has studied inclusive leadership up close, having met with C-level leaders at more than 100 companies to advance her research.

Meet Prof. Zheng Research: Encouraging inclusion at work

Mike Parfett

A consulting expert with three decades' experience in IT and leadership, Prof. Parfett will challenge you to apply your lessons on real projects.

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Zvi Aronson

Dr. Aronson researches the behavioral aspects of innovation and technology management, especially the role of leaders on successful project teams.

Meet Prof. Aronson Research: Expertise for IEEE

Ann Murphy

Dr. Murphy's research into strategic decision-making processes is closely aligned with the study of organizational behavior and technology management.

Meet Prof. Murphy