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Project Management Course Online QSO-340: Project Management

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Course cost $1,026

Learning style 100% online

Term length 8 weeks

Why SNHU? A faster way to upskill and get ahead

There are lots of advantages to taking a single course. Whether you want to grow in your current career, prepare yourself for a new one or get one step closer to a college degree, an individual course is a great way to get started.


Finish in Just 8 Weeks

Not only is a single course low-commitment, but it’s a fast way to gain skills and college credits while exploring what it’s like to take courses at SNHU.

Upskill for Your Career

SNHU courses focus on real-world, career-focused skills that you can use immediately in the workplace or to help prepare you to advance in the field.

Earn College Credits

Course credits may be transferred to a degree program at SNHU or another university, depending on your university’s transfer policy.

QSO-340: Project Management An online project management course that fits your plan

In today’s fast-paced world, companies are more complex and project-driven than ever before. To help you navigate that shift, this course introduces you to a a clear, easy-to-follow project management framework. You’ll explore each phase of the project life cycle and pick up practical tools along the way. Whether you're tracking deadlines, balancing budgets or mitigating risk, the techniques you'll study can help you skillfully manage future projects.

Skills you'll learn:

  • Project organization, planning, monitoring and controlling
  • Project management best practices
  • Project analysis and communication methods
  • Time, cost, quality, risk and resource monitoring

Highly Recommended
★★★★★★★★★☆

363 students who took this course in 2024 were surveyed and rated it 9 out of 10 stars.

Your voice matters

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When teaching in class, I (understand) how important it is to provide a welcoming environment for international students and also for the quieter students to speak and voice their opinions.

Zuzana Buzzell, Associate Dean of Online Business Programs

Juliana Zambrano, who earned her project management degree in 2024, wearing an SNHU sweatshirt while sitting at a desk typing on her laptop.

Career-focused curriculum

In this course, you'll study common practices used by project managers and project team members. As part of the project life cycle, you'll learn how to conduct project management planning activities and functions, apply relevant project methodologies and approaches, and effectively monitor and communicate the project status to internal and external stakeholders.

Apply for free in minutes

Our no-commitment application can help you decide if SNHU is the right college for you and your career goals. Apply up until 2 days before the term starts!

Upcoming term starts: October 27, 2025 | January 5, 2026

Next class starts:
September 1, 2025

College that fits your life

With no set class times and 24/7 access to the online classroom, you can learn on your schedule. Learn more about what it's like to take a class at SNHU.

Online Classroom

What does an online course look like?

You’ll take your courses within SNHU’s Brightspace platform. This is where you’ll find your:

  • Schedule of weekly assignments
  • Discussion boards
  • Grades
  • Instructor announcements
How to Take an Online Class at SNHU

What SNHU Students Are Saying

Angela Charlton, who earned her bachelor's in computer information systems from SNHU in 2025, wearing her cap and gown and holding her diploma in front of a yellow backdrop.

To me, SNHU encapsulated how working people should go to school. It wasn’t overwhelming for me. Coming to SNHU made me feel like I can do it. It made the goal attainable.

Angela Charlton '25
Computer Information Systems (BS)

What's next See where a single course can take you

Catch Up or Get Ahead

Online courses can help lighten the course load required by your degree program at SNHU or another university.

Transfer Your Credits

Credits you earn can transfer to SNHU degree programs, or to another university, depending on their transfer policy.

Upskill for Career Moves

For moving up the ladder or changing fields entirely, new skills can help make you more marketable.

Talk to an admission counselor: 888.327.SNHU | enroll@snhu.edu

Accreditations

SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). The university also carries specialized accreditations for some programs.

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Tuition & Fees

Tuition rates for SNHU's online courses are among the lowest in the nation.

Student
Cost per credit
Cost per course
Credits Earned
Online Undergraduate
$342
$1,026
3

Tuition rates are subject to change and are reviewed annually.

Please note: Books and materials are not included in the above costs. Federal Financial Aid is not available, but you can use employer tuition benefits or tuition reimbursement if available to you. Contact your employer benefits manager to see if you have funds available, or talk to our admission team to learn about payment options.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best course for project management is one that aligns with your goals. Are you looking for a one-off learning experience, or a course that can stack into a full degree? Either way, you'll want to find a course that helps you learn to:

  • Manage projects according to project management best practices.
  • Use appropriate analysis and communication methods.
  • Navigate the project life-cycle through organization, planning, monitoring and controlling.

Whether your ultimate goal is a career in project management, or you're just dipping a toe in the water to see if it's the right path for you, a project management course can be a great place to start.

Learn more about what project managers do.

Qualifications for becoming a project manager can vary widely depending on the industry you work in, such as technology, construction or healthcare. Some project management roles may require specific industry certifications, while others may require years of experience, or a project management degree.

Before you decide to enroll in a project management course, you'll want to ensure the path you're considering can can help you achieve the goal you have in mind. If you're already working in an industry you love and are looking to add to your skill set, a project management course could be right for you.

Project management is a field where experience can make a big difference, but education can, too. In certain industries, you may first be required to have experience in the field itself — such as healthcare, marketing or construction — before you can move into a project management role.

Education can also support a fruitful career path for those without experience. There are many ways, whether through coursework, a degree or industry certification, you can upskill to become a project manager without necessarily having project management experience beforehand.

While a project management course can't give you industry experience, it can help you gain the skills and competencies you need to move into a project management role.

Learn more about how to become a project manager.