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The Accreditation Process

"Accreditation is a global trend within business and engineering schools, so having accreditation in the area of project management is extremely relevant. Having project management programs assessed by a third party provides a strong signal to students, employees, quality agencies and other stakeholders about the robustness and seriousness of what is done."




The accreditation process is completed within one year and involves formal declaration and GAC acceptance of intent, completion and acceptance of a comprehensive documented self-evaluation report and on-site assessment by a GAC team with expertise in both project management and education.

What are the Next Steps?
Visit the GAC on PMI.org.

Read accreditation profiles of select schools around the world or visit the accreditation resources section in the Information Center.






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