- Lead and contribute more effectively in your work environment, whether as a project manager, team leader, or individual contributor.
- Select and apply strategies to organize, plan, and complete projects appropriate to the complexity, culture, and context of individual projects and organizations.
- Lead and contribute to improvements in the project management strategies and practices at your current and future employers
- Grow in understanding and application of your leadership, management, communication, and teamwork skills.
Enroll
You will enroll for this class as a UW Special Student. Set up your UW account and begin your application! UW-Madison credits in your account can be used for future graduate programs. Click the button below to get started. When you get to the section where you choose your program, scroll down that page and select the following option:- Select: Post-Baccalaureate Special | Personal and Professional Development | UNDS
Questions?
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This course gives you the opportunity to sample the type of graduate-level courses you'll experience in our online degree programs, while strengthening your project management skills!
Earn UW credits that can be applied to other programs—including graduate certificates and online master's degrees.
Course Dates
January 25th-May 6th, 2022
Apply by January 7th, 2022
Course Overview
Course Themes
Epod Episode 5: Craig Lee on Technical Project Management
On this episode, Susan Ottmann talks with Craig Lee—a Principal Group Engineering Manager with Microsoft in Redmond, Washington. Craig completed his Master of Engineering in Engineering Management right here at UW-Madison. In this interview, he provides insights into his learnings from the MEM program, the Technical Project Management course where he serves as a thought-leader, and his experience as a leader at Microsoft.