KU’s online Minor in Project Management provides KU undergraduate students with the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge to properly manage projects, from the very small to those spread over multiple years. The Minor requires completion of 18 credit hours from the undergraduate Project Management curriculum, where you will learn how theory and practice work together to solve real-world problems in a variety of fields. According to the Project Management Institute (PMI), organizations and companies across sectors and geographic borders steadily embrace project management. As a growing profession, project management is on track to gain nearly 2.2 million new jobs globally annually through 2027. The Minor in Project Management provides KU students with the opportunity to learn the project management skills needed to manage projects in their chosen discipline.

Requirements for the Minor

The proposed Minor in Project Management is comprised of 18 credit hours:

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required:
PMGT 305	Foundations of Project Management	3
PMGT 310	Project Communications	3
PMGT 315	Project Scheduling and Control	3
PMGT 325	Effective Project Team Leadership	3
PMGT 330	Organizational Strategy and Project Initiation	3
PMGT Elective: Select one of the following:
PMGT 320	Introduction to Microsoft Project	3
PMGT 335	Project Stakeholder Engagement	3
PMGT 405	Organizational and Project Risk Management	3
PMGT 410	Managing Project Success	3
PMGT 415	Project Procurement and Supply Chain Management	3
PMGT 420	Emerging Trends in Project Management	3
PMGT 425	Global Project Management	3
PMGT 430	Managing Virtual Project Teams	3
PMGT 510	Advanced Agile Approaches to Project Management	3
PMGT 520	Advanced Microsoft Project	3