Presentation
Companies need Project Directors, with strategic vision, who know how to direct them effectively, applying innovative processes and professional skills, to achieve successful management.
The demanding work environment requires that global companies and organizations know at all times the real status of the projects they are involved in, their scope, risks and results. The figure of the project manager takes on fundamental importance, since companies need professionals who know how to manage complex projects effectively in order to be successful.
Project managers manage their projects, programs and portfolios in a rapidly changing context with many stakeholders and external influencing factors. The projects are more numerous, more complex and of a more varied nature.
All of this has raised the demand for an appropriate standard of professional behavior, in which personal attitudes have acquired special prominence along with the satisfactory treatment of the organizational, economic and social context of the project.
educational objectives
He Teacher in Project Management from the University of Piura:
- Design, plan and manage a project that satisfies a need, solves a problem or takes advantage of a real market opportunity, efficiently and effectively.
- Evaluates, selects and implements methodological tools, within the body of knowledge of the general theory of the Project and the processes and competencies in Project Management.
- Directs and communicates within multidisciplinary teams associated with Projects to achieve objectives.
- They have solid human training so they are socially and ethically committed to working in a global and sustainable society.
Entrant profile
- High school graduates and/or qualified professionals from all careers (registration in Sunedu).
- Must be proficient in basic software such as Microsoft Office.
- It is desirable that you have work experience in Project Management.
Graduate profile
Upon completion of the Master's degree in Project Management, the graduate acquires the following skills:
- Identify and solve problems that affect today's society, using knowledge related to project management concepts and methodologies.
- Design and apply solutions to problems throughout the life of the project.
- Communicate and interact with the project environment through methods, techniques, tools and a proactive attitude.
- Develop an ethical level in personal, family, social and work aspects.
- Develop leadership and management skills within a work team.
- Carry out appropriate experimentation in the project, analyze and interpret information about the business situation and the needs of those involved in the project.
- Acquire and apply new knowledge about project direction and management, using appropriate learning strategies and lessons learned.
- Develop the ability to direct projects by carrying out activities of formulation, evaluation, planning and execution of projects of all types in any organization under the IPMA and PMI approach.
The skills acquired at the end of the master's degree in project management are the following:
| Strategy | Is able to understand and plan strategic goals and processes, and act by prioritizing clear objectives. |
| Communication | Is able to communicate effectively and efficiently in diverse situations, audiences and cultures, through spoken, written, visual and digital means. |
| Teamwork | Is able to work in productive groups of people as a leader or member, working with others to achieve common goals. |
| Organization and Information | Recognizes, organizes and uses data to understand the roles and responsibilities of people within an organization; also for the exchange of information in order to achieve high performance of the institution. |
| Change and Transformation | It is capable of developing a process of continuous improvement by recognizing what exists and thereby seeking a successful transition to an improved future. |
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