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Obtaining Master of Project Management

Seyed Mohammad hadi FatemiMember for 19 years
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Dear All,
Hope the best for all of Planners & schedulers all over the world. I have more than 7 years experience in Project planning and scheduling in oil&gas projects and I’m interested to obtain my Master degree in Project management in one of English speaking countries universities. Is there any one who could recommend me the best choices? my first propriety is Australia and then the USA and UK.and Should I don’t believe in Online Degrees.
With special thanks in advance,
SM hadi Fatemi

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    R. Catalan ·
    Sayed,

    I would advise you to take a MSc. program accredited by the Project Management Institute (PMI). PMI is the leading global association for the project management profession.

    In US, you can inquire at Boston University thru this link http://www.bu.edu/online/online_programs/graduate_degree/master_management/project_management/

    In UK, there’s Work Based Distance Learning offered by Heriot-Watt University (recommended by someone in PP).

    HTH,
    R. Catalan
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    Seyed Mohammad hadi Fatemi ·
    dear Catalan,
    Thanks for your useful information. I’d rather to study in a face to face course,Do you know if there is any PMI course in face to face basis.
    best wishes,
    hadi
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    R. Catalan ·
    Hadi,

    Try this link http://sparky.occe.ou.edu/pmi/php/provengine2fix2.php

    Best regards,
    R. Catalan
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    Seyed Mohammad hadi Fatemi ·
    dear catalan
    thanks for your useful link.
    best wishes
    hadi
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Hello Seyed,

    This is the list of universities in Australia on the PMI website:

    RMIT University
    The School of Property, Construction and Project Management


    University of New South Wales at Australian Defence Force Academy


    University of Technology, Sydney
    School of Construction Property and Project Management

    Best,

    Samer
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    In the USA,

    http://business.gwu.edu/grad/mspm/index.html

    is a well known program although it is not yet on the PMI list.

    Best Regards,

    Samer
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    R. Catalan ·
    Samer,

    Do we have a forum in PP advising how to prepare the PMP Exam? I know you got it already, any advise on materials, study plan and website links?

    I really apologize for moving away from the topic.

    Best regards,
    R. Catalan
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Dear R.,

    I would recommend that you take the 35 hours of training at the earliest and get it out of the way.

    Some centers offer up to 66 hours of training in 3 weeks and some offer 1 week boot camp and submitting the exam afterwords.

    I wanted to know more about the subject, so my preparation consisted of 4 books and 2000+ exam questions. It took me 3 weeks full time studying.

    I would recommend that you buy the latest books online. I do not want to mentioned any specific book because the questions that came in the exam were less than 40% from the books. You will need to depend on your experience and the knowledge in the PMBOK. You need to read the PMBOK at least 2 times before the exam.

    If you need any specific information, please let me know.

    Kind Regards,

    Samer
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    R. Catalan ·
    Samer,

    I’ve done the 35 hours training last year but lost study time to prepare for the exam due to work load.

    Now back to square one.

    Any ebooks you could share?

    Many thanks,
    R. Catalan
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Dear Rommel,

    Consider yourself better prepared for the exam because of the additional 1 year experience.

    Start with the PMBOK and read it a couple of times.

    The material that I have is hard copy. But it is always better to use the latest material in the market. Because of the continuous development of the exam questions.

    With kind regards,

    Samer
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    R. Catalan ·

    Thanks Samer

    R. Catalan

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