Stanford Advanced Project Management

Are you ready to take the next step in project management? Become a Stanford Certified Project Manager (SCPM). Earning your SCPM credential demonstrates your mastery of the advanced skills needed to execute business strategies effectively. In completing the requirements for this prestigious credential, you’ll receive guidance and practical instruction on the processes, organizational structure, and tools that assure that project work yields the desired business results.

“SCPM” is:

• A sought-after credential that represents leading-edge thinking, the latest advances in technology in project management, and skilled application of advanced project management techniques
• A distinguished mark of recognition from a leading academic institution that says you have achieved advanced expertise in the individual and organizational aspects of the project management discipline

Whether you are a long-time PMP, an executive responsible for the mastery of project management throughout your organization, or a project manager seeking a practical credential, show that you're a leader in project management.

Build on the fundamental education currently available in the market. Earn your mastery certificate in project management from the Stanford Advanced Project Management program and put SCPM after your name.

How to earn your SCPM:

Individuals who complete a total of six courses, including three core courses, will receive the Stanford Advanced Project Management mastery certificate. With this certificate participants receive the professional credential of Stanford Certified Project Manager (SCPM). The SCPM designation may be used on business cards, business correspondence, and resumes. Records will be archived in the Stanford Advanced Project Management program office and will be available for verification upon request.

Courses may be taken in any order and any method of instruction—public sessions, on campus, online, or on site at your organization. However, we highly recommend that you take Converting Strategy Into Action as your first course, as it introduces the framework for all the other courses in the program.