Location State University of New York New Paltz/Albany - United States
Dates 3 weeks January or July
Language English
Presenting Project Management new tools and methods to give a competitive edge for project-based companies.
Undergraduate students and young professionals from different backgrounds interested in Project Management.
To enable participants to cope with the challenges of Project Management under an international perspective. To discuss contemporary topics of Project Management in a Global, Digital world.
- Free Business English module- Assistance and documents to obtain the American Visa- Full support for academic and logistic preparation for the program
- Marcelo Toledo Competitive Project Management July - 2016
- Andrea Valente Competitive Financial Management July - 2016
- Priscila Machado Competitive Project Management July - 2015
Partial scholarships (50%). Apply now!
1st week: Foundations of Project Management
Project examples; Needs identification, Project Selection, RFP models; A&D High Tech Case; Introduction to SharePlan Central (in lab); Proposed solutions, The project, Planning the project; Proposal example, Scheduling, SharePlan scheduling in lab. Company visits and Business Cases.
2nd week: Special topics in Project Management
Resources, cost planning & performance; SharePlan costs in lab; Managing project risks; PERT; SharePlan Scheduling and Resources (in lab); SharePlan cost & control (in lab); The project manager and the project team.
3rd week: New frontiers in Project Management
Reducing Project Duration; SharePlan time changing in lab; International Projects; Outsourcing; Project presentations.
The State University of New York is one of the most respected education systems in the United States. Founded in 1828, with 64 campuses across New York greets a passionate community of professors, researchers, and students from all over the world. The 3-week intensive business programs, offered in the campus of New Paltz and Albany, welcome you for an amazing intercultural experience every January and July. Classes with experienced faculty members will give you new perspectives of the business world, new tools and skills to develop your career. Guided tours to local companies are the perfect opportunity to learn more about the American corporate world and expand your professional network with local managers. Technical tour to the UN headquarters in Manhattan gives you an in-depth perspective of international relations. All of it, and a valuable development of business English communication skills, are offered to students and young professionals from different countries and cultures.
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