• Manage the scope, cost, timing, and quality of the project, at all times focused on project success as defined by project stakeholders.
• Align the project to the organization’s strategic plans and business justification throughout its lifecycle.
• Identify project goals, constraints, deliverables, performance criteria, control needs, and resource requirements in consultation with stakeholders.
• Implement the PMI project management knowledge areas, processes, lifecycle phases and the embodied concepts, tools and techniques in order to achieve project success.
• Adapt projects in response to issues that arise internally and externally including organizational change.
• Interact with team and stakeholders in a professional manner, respecting differences, to ensure a collaborative project environment.
• Utilize technology tools for communication, collaboration, information management, and decision support.
• Implement general business concepts, practices, and tools to facilitate project success.
• Reflect on their role and effectiveness as a leader and follower.
• Apply ethical principles and corporate social responsibility to business decisions and plans.
• Apply national and international regulations that impact upon projects and their management.
• Adapt project management practices to meet the needs of stakeholders from multiple sectors of the economy (i.e., manufacturing, technology, consulting, government, arts, media, and not-for-profit organizations).
• Apply project management practices to the launch of new programs, initiatives, products, services, and events relative to the needs of stakeholders.

• Students applying to Project Management must meet the following requirements:

• Undergraduate degree or minimum 2-year Ontario College diploma.

• PC / Windows
1. Operating System:Windows 10
2. Processor:Core i5 – 1.6Ghz minimum
3. Memory:8GB minimum
4. Hard Disk:160GB minimum

1. Domestic Tuition – $2761.81 per semester*
2. International Tuition – $10031.64 per semester*

• This program is designed for college and university students to enhance their education and acquire the skills to meet the growing demand for project managers in the global economy.
• Efficient project management has become a key element in the success of today’s organizations. Professionals in this field help to drive innovation and growth within the organization and facilitate the successful completion of projects. The increasing complexity of today’s business environment requires a focus on business basics and well – developed project management skills. There is a globally accepted skill base required for effective project management. The content of this program aligns with the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) as defined by the Project Management Institute (PMI®), a worldwide industry organization association that maintains standards and credentials and certifies project management professionals in 185 countries.
• Program courses are designed to guide students in the development of technical project management, leadership, organizational, interpersonal, meeting and presentation skills. Students will be introduced to traditional project management techniques as well as those from Agile Project Management and Lean Six Sigma standards.

1. Buddy Taylor, MBA Management, Strayer University, PMP
   • 20 years leadership experience in the nuclear industry.
   • Project and Program Manager with a strong, proactive, results-oriented work ethic.
   • Ability to manage multiple large, complex, intense schedule-driven projects with a multi discipline team, contractors, and stakeholders to achieve desired results.
   • Possess effective communication skills and the ability to build and lead winning teams.
   • Strong knowledge of project management, project business case formulation, nuclear safety, change management, nuclear modifications, and operations.
2. Valerie McQueen P.Eng., PMP
   • Extensive experience and engineering, quality, manufacturing, and project management credentials.
   • Completed Siemens Learning Academy People and Business Management 1(PBM1) and a micro-credential in empowered education from eCampusOntario.
   • Have a proven track record of leading cross-functional teams, implementing business process improvements, and driving operational excellence.
3. Atul Jain, Professor/Project Manager – M.Ed., C.P.H.I.(C)., PMP
   • Technical knowledge, policy, promotion, planning and evaluation expertise in Public Health as a Certified Public Health Inspector/Public Health Professional for over 26 years.
   • Visionary leader, provided direction and motivation for high multi-disciplinary teams in public health by being a Senior Manager & Manager for 16 years.
   • Cross-governmental and stakeholder public health experience by working at Provincial/Territorial (Yukon, Ontario, BCCDC), Regional and Local Public Health Agencies.
   • Proactive and effective communicator using all communication forms which is enhanced by completing a risk communication course at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University (Boston, USA).
   • Led strategic/health planning processes using my skills acquired with a Masters of Education in Administrative and Organizational Studies and Lean Sigma white and yellow belt certificates.
4. Russell Turner, MA (Economics)
   • Teaching a range of courses including micro and macroeconomics, applied projects, introductory business, marketing, international business, international marketing, organizational theory, and corporate social responsibility.
     Has experience teaching topics such as importing and exporting regulations and international economics.
5. Jenny Olauson, M.Ed (Yorkville University)
   • Areas of professional experience: project and business management; strategic planning; process improvement; leadership development; event management; corporate and external communications; media relations; client relationship development.
6. Gordon Kirkham, P.Eng, PMP
   • 20+ years in engineering, project management, program management, and business development.
   • Experience in a variety of industries:
     1. aerospace
     2. marine
     3. military systems
     4. nuclear
     5. defence

• Attending post-secondary is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. The Financial Aid Office can assist you by providing you with financial options to help fund your college education and ensure your success at Fleming.

Financial Aid Contacts:

finaid@flemingcollege.ca

(705) 749-5530 ext. 1616

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Research undertaken by PMI® confirms the large and growing need for project management professionals. “Through 2020, 1.57 million new project management jobs will be created yearly in 11 countries. Already four in five organizations struggle to find qualified project talent. Yet, nearly half say they’ve cut back on training.” (Source: PMI Project Management Talent Gap Report, 2013).

• Unfortunately, there is no Part-Time Study Options available.

• At Fleming College, we understand that safety is a top priority for students and their families and Peterborough is is a great choice for your educational journey;

1. Vibrant Student-Friendly Community
• The Sutherland Campus, located near downtown Peterborough, offers a welcoming environment with plenty of activities for students.
2. Comprehensive Safety Measures
• Our campus security team dedicated to maintaining a safe environment by providing 24/7 security services and emergency assistance.
• The Peterborough Police Service is active in the community, ensuring safety through various programs and initiatives.
3. Campus Facilities
• Residence and Housing: The Sutherland Residence Village offers secure, comfortable on-campus living. Off-campus housing options are available with resources to assist in finding safe accommodations.
• Athletics and Recreation: The campus features extensive green spaces, trails, and top-notch athletic facilities, promoting a healthy lifestyle in a safe setting.
• Health and Wellness Services: Access to health services, counseling, and wellness programs ensures students’ physical and mental well-being.
4. Transportation
• Convenient transportation options, including Peterborough Transit and GO Transit, make commuting to and from campus easy and safe.
• Parking permits and secure parking facilities are available for those who drive.
5. Food Services
• A variety of dining options, both on-campus (Fulford’s Bistro and Deli) and around Peterborough, provide safe and diverse culinary experiences.
6. Active Campus Life
• Our campus offers numerous extracurricular activities, including varsity and intramural sports, promoting a sense of community and security among students.

 

• At Fleming College, our Project Management program is designed to provide you with the practical experience you need to succeed in today’s competitive job market. Here’s how we prepare you for a thriving career:

  1. Real-World Projects
     Engage in actual projects for businesses and community organizations. Develop your skills in planning, executing, and managing projects from start to finish.
  2. Simulations and Case Studies
     Participate in dynamic simulations and analyze real-world case studies. Hone your problem-solving and decision-making abilities with hands-on practice.
  3. Collaborative Group Work
     Work alongside your peers on exciting projects. Enhance your teamwork and leadership skills, crucial for any project management role.
  4. Industry Tools and Software
     Master industry-standard tools like Microsoft Project. Equip yourself with the technical skills employers are looking for.
  5. Guest Lectures and Networking
     Learn from industry professionals through guest lectures and seminars. Expand your network and gain valuable insights from experts in the field.
  6. Capstone Projects
     Showcase your talents with a capstone project. Integrate all the knowledge and skills you’ve acquired in a comprehensive project, often in collaboration with an industry partner.

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• The Project Management postgraduate program at Fleming College is interconnected with several other postgraduate programs which allow for an efficient transition and the possibility of pursuing dual credentials. Here are some of the key programs that are typically interconnected with Project Management:

1. Global Business Management: This program focuses on international business practices and strategies, providing a global perspective that complements project management skills.
2. Supply Chain Management – Global Logistics: This program covers logistics, transportation, and supply chain management, which are crucial for project managers in industries such as manufacturing and retail.
3. Human Resources Management: Understanding HR principles can enhance project management capabilities, especially in managing teams and organizational change.
4. International Business Management: This program emphasizes global trade and business strategies, which can be beneficial for project managers working in international contexts.
5. Wireless Information Networking: For those interested in managing IT and networking projects, this program offers specialized knowledge in wireless communication technologies.