PMG 203 Project Management for People, Planet and Prosperity
3 college credits.
Sustainable Project Management.
The project management profession is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from traditional success metrics—such as time, cost, and scope—to an emphasis on value creation. In this evolving landscape, sustainability has emerged as a critical form of value. As organizations place greater emphasis on sustainability, the need for project managers who can incorporate people, planet, and prosperity dimensions into their projects is rapidly increasing. This course is designed to provide you with the specialized skills, knowledge, and tools necessary to lead and collaborate on projects that foster sustainable change within organizations. You will gain the ability to implement sustainable practices throughout the processes of project management, from planning to closure, optimizing sustainability in stakeholder engagement, risk management, systems thinking, resource allocation, procurement, and supply chain management. People, planet, and prosperity must be core foci in project management, one of the fastest-growing professions today. Green skills are in high demand, and the future of our planet relies on professionals like you leading the way.
This course is offered by Arizona State University. The ASU Syllabus Library may offer examples of past and present syllabi for this course.
ASU Gold designation: SUST