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July 1, 2019

A career in Project Management for Science PhDs

Himani Nailwal

Although we gain numerous skills sets during the strenuous journey of Ph.D., there are barely a few who successfully leverage those skill sets to diversify into other career fields. To address this, Snyder institute for chronic diseases organized a talk by  Prof. Derrick Rancourt  on Project management. The session object to help students and post- docs identify the parallels between managing a Ph.D. project and managing a project as a career choice.

With multiple teams and constraints, projects can be complex to manage. As per the  Project Management Institute (PMI) , the five crucial components of project management are initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing of a project that is mostly set on tight deadlines and budget. Project managers work to streamline this process by creating distinctly defined tasks and timelines. Another aspect of project management is maintaining a steady communication within the team as well as to create a channel between stakeholders and teams. Project managers serve to understand the needs of the stakeholders, thereby also providing a clear perspective to projects. Since, every project is unique; the management draws on the knowledge expertise of the project manager along with the crucial skills of time management, communications, and risk management. According to the  2018 Pulse report of PMI , poor project management is the topmost reason for 40% of the failed projects in a survey of 4,455 global project management practitioners.

Undoubtedly, project management is becoming the most sought-after job profile. The value of project management and project managers is reflected in the fact that  68% of organizations have a project management office (PMO), globally . Even the non-project-oriented healthcare industry is constantly looking for science Ph.D.s with considerable management experience to successfully manage multidisciplinary projects. Moreover, with almost all major academic funding bodies, including National Institute of Health (NIH), encouraging collaborative research projects, it is becoming imperative for the collaborating research labs to efficiently manage projects and teams sometimes spread across cities. Thus, further reinforcing the absolute necessity to establish project management in every organization.

Apparently, research experience offers excellent opportunity to master project management. We, as graduate students or researchers master project management while working on a Ph.D. thesis or research projects. Always multitasking, we take up different roles in different phases of our project. Navigating through strict deadlines, we design, execute, and defend our research project to a successful completion. However, since the academic curriculum is focused more on building research, we fail to articulate and eventually translate these skills into a career. To overcome this, taking up short-term courses, offered by organizations like  Mitac  &  University of Calgary , help to hone the management skills attained during a Ph.D. For practicing project managers, PMI offers  Project management professional (PMP) certification  that provides a global recognition and advancement in their earning potential.

Scientific research is an appealing field but the rewards are seldom prompt. Inevitably, all PhDs move away from bench work, even in companies and project management could certainly prove to be a compelling avenue to explore.

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Project Management Foundations Certificate

The Project Management Foundations Certificate explores the core principles of project management as documented in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Seventh Edition.

This program will prepare participants to acquire the fundamental competencies, knowledge, and tools to move into a project management role. During this program, participants will uncover the competencies required to manage a project using the eight performance domains, processes management, program life cycle management, deliverables identification techniques, and stakeholder management. The program will also provide guidelines on how to tailor a project to meet the needs of a specific work environment.

If you are new to the project management profession, interested in developing a knowledge base, or preparing for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® designation or the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® designation, this certificate is for you. This certificate will be of value to those looking to acquire project management skills, models, methods, and artifacts. Also, it is suitable for people contemplating a career change.

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• Describe the purpose, key terms, and concepts of The Standard for Project Management
• Explain how agile approaches differ from the traditional project management approaches
• Describe the basic principles and standards of project management
• Explain the fundamental value delivery components that make up a project system of value delivery
• Recognize the eight performance domains of a project and how these domains interact with each other to meet stakeholder requirements during project implementation
• Describe different steps, techniques and tools required in a project tailoring process
• Describe different project life cycle management approaches and related activities critical for successfully delivering project outcomes, deliverables, and business needs
• Analyze how a process-based approach can lead to a project output, input, or deliverable in different organizational contexts
• Apply project management models, methods, and artifacts required for successful project implementation under the performance domains
• Create project plans and documents that align with the four Step Tailoring Process using appropriate learning activities

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Courses in this program are delivered online and in class . Courses are scheduled at convenient times, allowing you to complete the program at a pace that fits your life.

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The approximate cost to complete the Project Management Foundations Certificate is $3,195 .

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Programs change from time to time, so we recommend that you apply for admission as early as possible. Once admitted, your requirements to complete the program will not change – even if the program changes. You can be confident that completed and eligible courses will apply to your program.

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Advanced standing may be granted for equivalent, graded courses completed at other post-secondary institutions. To be considered equivalent, courses must be based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Seventh Edition. Credit may be granted up to a maximum of 60 hours towards this program.

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The combined total of advanced standing and transferred credits cannot exceed 60 hours for this program.

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On completion of this program, you may wish to pursue studies in another.

On completion of this certificate, full credit may be transferred towards the Advanced Project Management Diploma .

On completion of this certificate, up to 60 hours of equivalent courses may be transferred towards the Occupational Health and Safety Diploma , Certificate in Professional Management specializing in Construction Management , and Certificate in Change Management . The number of hours will vary based on certificate requirements and courses.

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PMI's Project Management Professional (PMP®) credential is an industry-recognized certification for project managers. Globally recognized and demanded, the PMP® designation demonstrates that individuals have the experience, education and competency to lead and direct projects. For more information about the PMP designation, see the PMI website .

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The MEM, established in 1967, is one of Ireland's most successful and highly sought after taught post graduate programmes in engineering management. This Masters is responsible for fast tracking participant’s careers, drawing on resources from engineering, business and behavioural sciences in a programme which bridges the divide between engineering and management. Participants will:

• Acquire conceptual and practical skills that will enable them to operate at the highest level in the global knowledge economy, drawing on the engineering, business and human sciences aspects of the programme.
• Gain a deep understanding of the world of engineering management by covering a wide range of business topics, from cost analysis to finance and corporate strategy.
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The MEM is undertaken on a part-time basis over two academic years (four semesters). Each semester contains 12 weeks of teaching. The programme is delivered in a blended format, comprising on campus classes (4 weeks) and on-line classes (8 weeks). On campus classes take place all day Friday in weeks 1, 4, 8 and 12 of each semester. On-line classes take place on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings in the other weeks of each semester. The theme running through the first two semesters involves analysing the operations of the firm, while the second year of the programme builds on this foundation in order to develop the future direction of the firm.

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