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Master of Science in Project Management - China Program

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The Master of Science in Project Management (MSPM) China Program is jointly offered by the George Washington University School of Business and Renmin University of China International College (RUC-IC; 中国人民大学国际学院) for Chinese students who wish to succeed in the field of project management in China or anywhere in the world.

The MSPM China Program is a unique opportunity to further your education in the field of project management. The Master of Science in Project Management at the George Washington University is a unique graduate degree with many advantages. Here are some of the features of the program: 

  • An innovative curriculum that balances advanced PM theories and tools with core concepts of management and decision sciences or PM analytics
  • Convenient evening and flexible distance courses (online, on-campus, and hybrid)
  • Discipline independent project management: the generic skills you learn is applicable to almost any industry
  • PM is one of the most demanded graduate degrees with endless opportunities for employment
  • Graduates are equipped with all the PM practical skills and ready to fill PM positions

With today’s job market and shortage of project managers all over the world and the rising demand for PM, gaining project management skills and expertise go a long way.

The MSPM China program will deliver exactly the same curriculum as the regular two-year MSPM program. It will have the same philosophy and the same courses, and GWSB faculty will teach the courses. Those who successfully complete the MSPM Program requirements will receive an MSPM degree from GWSB. Students affiliated with Renmin University of China International College will also receive a certificate in project management from RUC-IC.

All prerequisite courses and the certificate of PM training requirements will be provided by RUC-IC. In addition to their tuition, students will also be responsible for other costs, which may include, among others: living expenses, transportation, and incidental expenses.