This online, asynchronous course is specifically designed for professionals working with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) who are involved in planning, managing, and implementing projects and programs. The curriculum combines practical, on-the-ground expertise with a strong academic foundation, aligning with international project management standards set by ISO and the Project Management Institute (PMI). The program aims to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to effectively identify community needs, integrate them with organizational strategy, and develop comprehensive project plans. You will learn to monitor, control, and evaluate NGO projects and programs to ensure their successful delivery and impact.
The course focuses on developing core competencies crucial for effective project and program management within an NGO context. Upon completion, learners will be able to:
This course enhances the skills of professionals involved in project and program management within NGOs, preparing them for more effective roles in humanitarian and development work. It supports career growth in:
This is an online asynchronous course, so living costs would not apply in the same way as for an on-campus program.
This is an online asynchronous course designed to take over 20 hours to complete. This format allows you to study at your own pace.
This course enhances skills for roles such as Project Manager (NGO), Program Coordinator (NGO), and Humanitarian Aid Worker. It prepares you for more effective roles in humanitarian and development work.
You can apply by visiting the American University of Beirut's online programs portal, selecting the course, completing the online application form, and paying the required fees.
Tuition fees are not specified on the program page. Please check the 'Enroll Now' link for current tuition fee information.
One scholarship, the GHI Scholarship Program for Conflict Medicine, is mentioned, but its application is currently closed and it is specific to healthcare professionals in Lebanon.
Specific entry requirements are not detailed, but the course is generally designed for professionals working in NGOs.