The Institute of Project Management.

THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION

The Institute of Project Management

Focused project management education for learners and professionals seeking to strengthen knowledge, develop practical capabilities and engage with the principles of effective project planning, coordination and delivery.

ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

Plan. Manage. Deliver.
Project management education designed around planning, organization, coordination, responsible decision-making and continuous professional development.

ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

Supporting Learning in Project Management

The Institute of Project Management reflects THE A.U.’s commitment to practical and purposeful education in areas that support professional development, organizational effectiveness and lifelong learning.

Project management provides structured approaches to planning, organizing, coordinating and delivering projects. Developing project management knowledge can help learners understand how objectives, people, resources, timelines and responsibilities come together in professional environments.

SCHOOLS & INSTITUTES

Part of a Broader Academic Community

The Institute of Project Management operates within the wider academic community of THE A.U., connecting project management education with diverse schools, colleges and institutes.

School of Continuing Education

Flexible continuing and professional education pathways.

School of Education

Academic and professional development in education.

School of Finance and Accounting

Study and development in finance and accounting.

School of Public Health

Academic learning focused on public health and community wellbeing.

School of English

English language, communication and academic development.

School of Library and Information Studies

Library science, information management and knowledge services.

School of Continuing Medical Education

Continuing medical and healthcare professional education.

School of Nursing

Academic and professional learning in nursing.

School of Safety and Emergency Services

Education related to safety and emergency services.

School of Health, Behavioral Sciences and Education

Interdisciplinary learning across health, behavioral sciences and education.

School of Psychology

Academic development in psychology and related fields.

The School of Applied Sciences

Applied academic study and professional development.

The School of Biological Sciences

Academic study connected with biological sciences.

School of Business Administration

Business education and management development.

College of Humanities & Social Sciences

Study across humanities and social sciences.

School of Political Science

Academic learning in political science and related disciplines.

School of Arts and Humanities

Academic and professional development across arts and humanities.

CIMFA | THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANTS

Professional and academic interests in management and financial accounting.

The Institute of Project Management

Learning connected with project management and professional practice.

The Institute of Applied Psychology

Applied learning in psychology and human development.

The Institute of Occupational Safety, Health and Quality Management | IOSHQ

Professional learning related to occupational safety, health and quality management.

The Institute of Management Accountants

Academic and professional development in management accounting.

Institute of Quality and Productivity Management

Learning related to quality, productivity and organizational development.

The Institute of Applied Neuro-Linguistic Programming

Applied learning connected with communication, behavior and personal development.

PURPOSE

Why Project Management Education Matters

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Structured Planning

Support learners in understanding how objectives, activities, resources, timelines and responsibilities can be organized around a project.

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Professional Capability

Provide opportunities to strengthen project management knowledge, coordination skills, decision-making and continued professional development.

MISSION

Our Mission

The mission of The Institute of Project Management is to provide educational opportunities that support knowledge of project planning, coordination, management and professional development.

The Institute encourages structured thinking, responsible decision-making, collaboration, effective communication and continued learning across project and organizational environments.

VISION & MOTTO

Our Vision

To contribute to a culture of effective project management by supporting learners who seek to develop knowledge, strengthen capabilities and approach projects with clarity and purpose.

Our Motto

Plan. Manage. Deliver.

VALUES

Principles That Shape the Institute

Planning

A commitment to thoughtful preparation, clear objectives and organized project activities.

Responsibility

Recognition of the importance of accountability, communication and responsible project participation.

Collaboration

An emphasis on teamwork, communication and coordinated effort across project environments.

Continuous Development

A commitment to learning, reflection and improvement as project knowledge and professional practices evolve.

ACADEMIC IDENTITY

Areas of Project Management Development

Project Planning

Explore objectives, scope, activities, resources, schedules and other foundations of organized project planning.

Project Coordination

Develop knowledge of communication, responsibilities, teamwork and coordination across project activities.

Project Monitoring

Explore approaches to tracking progress, identifying challenges and maintaining focus on project objectives.

Project Delivery

Understand how planning, management, communication and review contribute to organized project delivery.

WHO IT SERVES

Designed for Learners at Different Stages

Students

For learners building foundational knowledge in project management and organizational practice.

Professionals

For professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of structured project management.

Project Participants

For individuals involved in projects who want to develop stronger planning and coordination knowledge.

Lifelong Learners

For individuals committed to continued education and professional development in project management.

LEARNING MODEL

Flexible Learning for Real Life

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Flexible Study

Flexible learning opportunities can support learners balancing education with professional and personal responsibilities.

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Structured Learning

Organized learning helps develop a clear understanding of project management concepts, processes and responsibilities.

03

Independent Learning

Encourage learners to take ownership of their development through study, reflection and continued engagement.

04

Practical Application

Connect project management knowledge with professional, organizational and real-world contexts.

ACADEMIC PATHWAYS

Continue Your Educational Journey

The Institute of Project Management provides an academic environment for learners and professionals who want to strengthen project management knowledge and develop a continuing commitment to professional learning.

Explore

Discover project management concepts and their relevance to professional and organizational environments.

Develop

Strengthen knowledge of planning, coordination, monitoring and project delivery.

Progress

Continue building your academic and professional capabilities through ongoing learning.

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

A Learning Experience Built Around Progress

Take Ownership

Develop responsibility for your learning and actively engage with project management education.

Build Confidence

Strengthen your understanding of project planning, coordination, management and delivery.

Stay Engaged

Maintain an active commitment to learning and professional development throughout your journey.

Keep Moving Forward

Use continuing education to support ongoing development and stronger project management understanding.

INSTITUTIONAL STANDING

Part of THE A.U. Academic Environment

The Institute of Project Management forms part of the broader academic environment of The American University of Higher Education. Explore the University’s institutional information, academic credentials and certificate verification resources.

YOUR JOURNEY

From Interest to Continued Learning

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Explore

Discover project management and its relevance to organized professional and academic activities.

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Choose

Identify learning opportunities that support your current knowledge and professional direction.

03

Learn

Build knowledge through structured study, independent learning and continued educational engagement.

04

Continue

Carry your developing knowledge forward through professional practice and lifelong learning.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Effective project management begins with purposeful planning, responsible coordination, clear communication and a commitment to continuous improvement.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

An American Higher Education Identity

The American University of Higher Education is based in Washington, D.C., providing the Institute of Project Management with an institutional identity connected to the United States capital while supporting flexible learning and professional development.

The American University of Higher Education
1717 K St NW, Washington, DC 20006, United States
+1 202-773-8688
CONTINUE YOUR JOURNEY

Build Your Project Management Knowledge

Strengthen your understanding of project management, develop practical knowledge and continue building your professional learning journey.

Project Management
Professional Learning
Organizational Development
Lifelong Learning