Acquire the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary for comprehensive project management, applying methodologies, techniques, and practices that enable leading and directing projects, improving efficiency, collaboration, and adaptability to change, to coordinate, manage, and complete projects effectively.
Specific Objectives
Understand and apply the stages of initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closing in project management.
Become familiar with frameworks such as PMI, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, and Lean, selecting the most suitable methodology according to the type of project.
Lead work teams, manage communications among stakeholders, and resolve conflicts efficiently.
Identify, analyze, and assess potential risks, implementing mitigation strategies and contingency responses.
Gain knowledge in the use of tools and techniques to plan, execute, and control the project budget, schedule, and scope, ensuring compliance.
Assign and manage human, material, and financial resources efficiently.
Develop skills to apply critical and analytical thinking for problem solving and informed decision-making in project management.
Target Audience
Professionals in Business Administration, Accounting, Marketing, International Trade, Computer Science, Engineering, and related fields.
Graduate Profile
Graduates can work in the public or private sector or as independent professionals, given that this is a set of practices and theories applied to manage, design, and guide a project’s efforts:
Areas in which they may work include:
Advising government entities.
Formulation of investment projects and other types of projects.
Project auditing and evaluation.
Cost, risk, quality, human talent, communications, and procurement management, as well as independent professional practice.
Degree Awarded: Specialist in Innovation Project Management.
Curriculum Plan
Principles and Domains of Project Management.
Project formulation, definition and financing.
Project Schedule Planning
Seminar I
Foundations and Application of Scrum Technology
IT Tools for Project Management
Seminar II
Final Specialization Project
Admission Requirements
For graduates from UNE:
Simple photocopy of:
National ID card.
Academic transcript.
Bachelor’s degree registered with the Ministry of Education.
Birth certificate.
Two recent passport-size color photos.
One hanging folder.
Payment of the corresponding fee.
For graduates from other universities:
Authenticated copies (by notary or institution) of:
National ID card.
Academic transcript.
Bachelor’s degree registered with the Ministry of Education.