Courses

Is your organization equipped to manage change? Our course is designed to help you manage change effectively with a practical approach to assessing the current state, readiness, and impact of change on your organization and stakeholders. Requisite(s): Change Management Fundamentals

Explore from a strategic perspective, ways to strengthen an organization’s day to day culture for long term adaptability to planned or unplanned events. Requisite(s): Change Management Fundamentals.

Successful change management initiatives are driven by a well thought out strategy that is effectively implemented. Requisite(s):Change Management Assessing and Planning, Change Management Fundamentals.

Understanding customer buying habits and lifestyle preferences help organizations make effective and profitable decisions.

Today’s organizations have access to a sea of data across a wide variety of channels and activities. However, communicating critical take-aways to stakeholders and creating actionable insights and decisions is becoming increasingly difficult.

Project Managers not only focus on managing projects but also on ‘leading from the middle’. Based on original research carried out by our project management instructional faculty, this course examines how leaders think, how they interact with their teams and how they navigate projects forward and solidify buy-in to build momentum.

While agility provides a transparent and powerful way of delivering technical and non-technical products and services, governing agile teams is challenging.

Led by our expert instructor, our 35-hour Live Online course provides a structured review of the key project domains and required knowledge to pass the rigorous PMP certification exam.

Build competencies in project management and complete 3 of the 5 required courses in the UBC Certificate in Project Management program within one term:

Organizations large and small and in every industry recognize that well planned, well-managed projects solve problems and delivers value.

Gain insight into the project management processes that forms the backbone of the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) recommended practices.