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Duration
2.5 years
Tuition
$45,720
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
2004
Scholarships
yes
Yorkville University’s Bachelor of Business Administration (Project Management) is a dedicated project management degree designed to turn ambitious professionals in meticulous planners.
Completed on campus (Toronto, Ontario) in as little as 2.5 years, the program centres on project planning, budgeting, scheduling, risk analysis, stakeholder coordination, and agile methodologies with 27 project management focused credits. Through simulations, live research, guest executive debriefs, and strategy sessions led by credentialed faculty and industry operators, you develop working knowledge to drive projects that adapt fast, deliver results, and scale globally.
Gain built-in PMI membership, direct routes to CAPM and PMP certifications, and access to a global network where 25 million new project professionals will be needed by 2030.
.Admission Requirements
- Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.
- Applicants whose native language is not English must prove proficiency.
What You’ll Learn
- Develop project planning and scheduling skills.
- Learn budgeting, risk analysis, and stakeholder management.
- Apply agile methods to real-world project scenarios.
- Build skills for professional project management and certification.
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Student Reviews (40)
The program helped me grow both professionally and personally. I learned how to evaluate educational research, develop inclusive learning environments, and become a more reflective educator. The collaborative discussions with classmates from diverse ed...
Completing my Master of Education at Yorkville University was one of the best decisions I've made for my professional growth. The program challenged me to think more critically about leadership, curriculum design, and evidence-based teaching practices ...
