Project Management – Information Technology

Sheridan College’s Project Management – Information Technology program prepares students to lead technology projects from planning through delivery. Students develop expertise in Agile, Scrum, and traditional project management approaches while exploring AI, cloud platforms, data analytics, and emerging technologies that are transforming the IT industry.

Through real-world projects, simulations, case studies, and industry tools such as JIRA and Microsoft Project, students build practical project management skills. The program includes flexible elective options, preparation for industry-recognized certifications such as CSM, PMI-ACP, and PMP, and a mandatory 360-hour co-op work term or workplace simulation in the two-year track, providing valuable experience and industry connections.

Admission Requirements

• Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
• Or demonstrated competence through a combination of postsecondary education and related work experience.

What You’ll Learn

• Apply Agile and Scrum project management methods.
• Analyze data to support IT project decisions.
• Use AI, cloud platforms, and emerging technologies.
• Manage IT projects using industry tools and best practices.