At the end of the Master's Degree in Project Management the professional will be able to:

Theoretical Field (Knowledge)

• Methods, techniques, tools and models for the formulation, design, execution and evaluation of a project.
• Best practices, in international use, for the initiation, planning, execution, control and closure of projects.
• General knowledge of communication and human resources management models for the management of high performance teams, respecting gender equity, interculturality and dialogue of knowledge.
• Principles of Ethics and Professional Conduct in Project Management.

Professional Field (Know-how)

• Formulate, plan, execute, control, monitor and close projects, whether public or private, for social or investment purposes.

• Design the structure for linking portfolios, programs and projects so that their results contribute to the achievement of the organization's strategic objectives.
• Consolidate project teams that are: multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, cohesive, with values and principles, respectful of interculturality, the rights of good living and critical of their actions, by applying interpersonal skills and following the principles of Ethics and Professional Conduct.

• Perform advisory, consulting and project management functions.

Research Field (Knowing How to Know)

• Ability to conduct research in the following areas: (a) Project Management Models in high performance organizations, (b) Development of new products and/or services, and (c) Competency profile of the human talent involved in project management.

Axiological Field (Knowing how to be)

• Applies international best practices and principles of ethics and professional conduct in Project Management.