Project Management

Credential
Short Certificate
Duration (Minimum)
4 months
Delivery
Part-time
Online
Start Date
January
May
September
Search Type
Continuing Studies
Department Contact
yvirji [at] langara.ca

Costs

Tuition cost: $5,932.92

Included: Student Kit

PMI Student Kits
Registered learners will receive access to their PMI Student Kit through the personal email account provided at registration. The Student Kit will remain available through the learner’s personal account for up to one year from the date it is issued. 

Please note: Learners are expected to complete the program within this one-year period. If the program is not completed within one year, the learner will be responsible for purchasing any required PMI Student Kits at their own expense through the College.

Learners are therefore encouraged to retain access to the personal email account used to receive their PMI Student Kit and to complete the program within the one-year access period.

 

Scholarships

The Project Management Institute® Canadian West Coast Chapter Award is awarded to students who have successfully completed the Project Management Short Certificate within the last 12 months. The recipient must also have self-funded tuition throughout the program, have contributed and supported their cohort and demonstrated volunteer activities in the community, where the applicant has utilized their project management skills. Preference will be given to registered members of PMI®. Should more than one student meet the above criteria, the award will be given to a student with the highest GPA. Students are only eligible to receive this award once. (Spring, summer, or fall)

The Project Management Excellence Scholarship is awarded to students who are currently enrolled full time or part time in the Project Management Short Certificate or have successfully completed it within the last 12 months. The recipient must also have self-funded tuition throughout the program and have contributed and supported their cohort during their studies. (Spring, summer, or fall)

StrongerBC future skills grant

This program qualifies for the StrongerBC future skills grant, which provides up to $3,500 in funding to help B.C. residents gain in-demand skills for today’s workforce.

If you're 19 or older and a B.C. resident, you may be eligible to have part—or even all—of your program costs covered.