Master of Science in Project Management FAQ's

Students complete 10, seven-week courses over the program's duration. Students taking one course every seven weeks, can complete the program in five semesters, or 20 months. Students can also accelerate their program, taking two courses every seven weeks, to complete the program in one year.

The MSPM is designed for working professionals with busy lives, so if something interrupts your normal course of study, you don't have to worry about losing the courses you've completed. You can take up to 6 years to complete the degree if needed. To see the curriculum, view our MSPM curriculum page .

Students complete 10, seven-week courses over the program's duration. Students taking one course every seven weeks, can complete the program in five semesters, or 20 months. Students can also accelerate their program, taking two courses every seven weeks, to complete the program in one year.

To see the curriculum, view our MSPM curriculum page .

Yes. The online program is designed for professionals who work full-time and is offered part-time with students taking one class every 7 weeks. This allows you to achieve a realistic balance between work, school, and personal responsibilities and gives you the opportunity to absorb the information in your coursework fully. 

To see the curriculum, view our MSPM curriculum page .

Tuition is $829 per credit for Ohio residents and $848 per credit for non-residents. You'll need to complete 30 credits for a total tuition of $24,870 for Ohio residents and $25,440 for non-residents. You can review all tuition costs here .

The Department of Engineering Technology and Management is proud to offer a variety of financial aid and scholarship funding options for our students, including a 15% tuition discount for military, alumni and corporate partner employees. Contact us for more information.

Tuition for the MSPM is $24,870 for Ohio residents and $25,440 for non-residents. You need to complete 30 credit hours at $829 per credit for Ohio residents and $848 per credit for non-residents. You can review all tuition costs here .

The MSPM degree does not require the GMAT or GRE.

The first step is to start your application .

Work experience is not required for admission to the online MSPM program. If your undergraduate GPA does not meet the 3.0 threshold for program admissions, the professional experience you have accrued will be considered with your application. Contact us to see if you are eligible for a GPA program application waiver.

Yes, the MSPM program accepts up to 6 transfer credits. he Project Management graduate certificate courses can be stacked towards the MSPM program. MSPM courses can also be applied to qualifying programs such as the online MBA and MHA programs. Contact us to learn more about Dual Degree/Dual Program options.

Up to 6 credits may be transferred and applied towards the online MSPM. All of the Project Management graduate certificate courses can be stacked towards the MSPM program. In addition, MSPM courses can also be applied towards qualifying programs such as the online MBA and MHA programs. Contact us to learn more about Dual Degree/Dual Program options. You can learn more about our admissions policy here .

We offer multiple program intakes per year and are always accepting applications. Our admissions team can help you determine the right start date for you and your academic goals. Contact us to learn more.

You'll need a GPA of 3.0 to apply to the program.  If your undergraduate GPA does not meet the 3.0 threshold, speak to an admissions counselor about your background and other areas that may strengthen your application file. You can learn more about our admissions policy here .

The requirements for the MSPM include:

• Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited university
• GPA of 3.0 or higher—or GPA waiver*
• Official transcript(s)
• Resume or CV
• Personal statement
• Two letters of recommendation
• Online application with $50 fee
• No GRE or GMAT scores required

You can learn more about our admission requirements here .

*At OHIO, we understand that success can't be measured with a single benchmark. If your undergraduate GPA does not meet the 3.0 threshold for program admissions, and you have accrued professional experience you'd like considered with your application, contact us to see if you are eligible for a GPA program application waiver.

We offer six program starts per year in the spring, summer and fall.

Start your application today .

You'll complete 30 credits to earn the MSPM degree, along with a certificate in your specialty focus area, if applicable. You can review the program's curriculum page now.

You'll complete 10 courses to earn the MSPM degree. You can learn more about coursework for Ohio University's MSPM program .

No, specialization is not required for the MSPM degree; however, students complete 5 elective courses in topics including accounting, data analytics, finance, healthcare, management and sales.

No, the MSPM does not follow a cohort model — you may take courses in the order you choose as long as prerequisites are met.

Yes, the online MSPM offers maximum flexibility and is delivered through 10 online courses. You will also attend a required on-campus Leadership Development Conference to connect with fellow students, program faculty and Ohio alumni. This in-person event features guest speakers, panel discussions and workshops specific to MSPM students.

All MSPM students are required to attend one Leadership Development Conference (LDC) — an on-campus, weekend-long event where they will hear from world-class speakers and bridge the gap between online classroom learning and real-world application.

Those who hold an MSPM degree often pursue career titles such as Senior Project Manager, Project Management Consultant, and more, with salaries that range from approximately $98,000 to more than $120,000 ¹ , and more than 780,000 jobs available, as of 2021 ² . Learn more about your career options by visiting our career page .

¹ "What Jobs Can I Get with a Master's in Project Management?" https://www.projectmanagementdegrees.net/blog/what-jobs-can-i-get-with-a-masters-in-project-management/

² "Project Management Specialists". https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/project-management-specialists.htm