Bachelor of Science in Project Management

Plan. Execute. Deliver.

Organizations across every industry rely on skilled project managers to turn ideas into action and deliver successful outcomes. Albright's Bachelor of Science in Project Management prepares students to plan, organize, execute, and evaluate projects through a combination of project management, analytics, operations, and business coursework. Students develop the skills needed to manage resources, coordinate teams, solve problems, and support organizational goals across a variety of professional environments.

$300

per credit hour

Major Credits

7.5-Week

Accelerated Courses

Starts Per Year

Up to 75%

Transfer Credit & Prior Learning Experience Eligible

Why Project Management?

Unlike many specialized degrees, project management skills are valuable across virtually every industry and profession. Albright's Project Management degree combines project planning and execution with business, analytics, and artificial intelligence, preparing graduates to support organizational goals and deliver successful outcomes in a wide variety of professional settings.

Program Goals

Apply project management processes to plan and manage projects across the project lifecycle in a variety of organizational settings.
Analyze data to support project-related decision-making.
Align project activities with organizational goals to support effective outcomes.
Develop and manage project plans and activities to support project completion.
Apply core business concepts to support project planning, execution, and decision-making.

General Education Requirements (40 credits)

All bachelor's degree programs at Albright College include a 40-credit General Education curriculum that provides a strong foundation for academic, professional, and personal success. Students develop skills in communication, critical thinking, quantitative reasoning, scientific inquiry, and global awareness while exploring a variety of disciplines.

A distinctive feature of the School of Professional Studies curriculum is the BrightEdge Core, which helps students build practical skills in professional communication, project management, artificial intelligence, and financial literacy. The general education experience culminates in the Professional Studies Capstone, where students integrate their learning and prepare for future academic and career opportunities.

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Course Requirements (42 credits)

All students complete the following courses:

ACC 101 Financial Accounting
BUS 195 Introduction to Business
MGT 201 Project Management Principles
ECO 207 Statistics
BUS 246 Management Principles
BDA 301 Business Analytics
BSA 310 Operations Management
BSA 320 Strategic Planning and Organization
MGT 320 Project Initiation & Organization
MGT 321 Project Scheduling & Control
MGT 322 Project Execution & Delivery
BUS 366 Management Information Systems
MGT 441 AI & Project Management

Customize Your Degree (38 credits)

In addition to the 40-credit General Education curriculum and 42 credits in Project Management, students complete the remaining credits needed to reach the 120-credit bachelor's degree. These credits may be fulfilled through elective coursework, co-majors, minors, certificates, and approved transfer credit. This flexibility allows students to create a degree pathway that aligns with their academic and career goals.

Build on What You Already Know

Your previous learning and experience may have academic value. Through transfer credit and, where appropriate, Prior Learning Credit, eligible students may be able to apply previous coursework, professional experience, industry training, certifications, or licensure toward degree requirements. These opportunities can help students make the most of what they already know while focusing on the skills and knowledge needed to achieve their goals.

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