Technical program management
Certificate, undergraduate
Overview
- In-state: $491
- Out-of-state: $491
- Online: $1,465
*An additional $35 per-credit web-based course fee applies
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Lead technology-driven projects with confidence
Experience Vandal Business. Build the technical, analytical and project management skills needed to lead complex business initiatives. University of Idaho’s technical program management certificate combines information management, data visualization, operations and project management to prepare you to coordinate people, technology and resources to achieve organizational goals.
With this certificate, you’ll develop skills to:
- Manage information and technology to support effective business decisions
- Use data visualization to communicate insights and improve managerial decision-making
- Understand operations and supply chain processes and how they contribute to organizational performance
- Plan, manage and deliver projects on time and within budget
Experience Vandal Business: Earn the certificate as a stand-alone credential or complete it while pursuing University of Idaho’s online BBA or an on-campus degree.
This program could be a great fit if you’re ready to:
- Bridge the gap between technical expertise and business management
- lead technology-driven projects and managing cross-functional teams
- Strengthen your skills in project management, risk analysis, budgeting and leadership
- Pursue a business, computer science, engineering or management-related degree and want to enhance your résumé with program management skills
- Find a career as a technical program manager, project manager, operations manager or product manager
Build skills, lead programs
Curriculum
University of Idaho’s undergraduate certificate in sales management requires 12 credit hours and is available fully online or in person on the Moscow, Idaho campus.
- Managing Information — Learn how organizations manage information and technology to support business operations, decision-making and organizational performance.
- Data Visualization for Managerial Decision Making — Develop skills to transform data into clear visual insights that help managers evaluate information and make better business decisions.
- Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management — Explore how organizations manage operations, resources and supply chains to improve efficiency, quality and business performance.
- Project Management — Develop the skills to plan, organize and manage projects while balancing scope, schedules, resources and organizational goals.
Career outcomes
Current job openings
6,745 in ID, WA, OR, MT and HIPotential careers and mid-career salaries
- Security Management Specialists
$92,039 - General and Operations Managers
$109,565 - Management Analysts
$103,617 - Operations Research Analysts
$99,571 - Regulatory Affairs Managers
$102,267
* Career data provided by Lightcast.
Clubs and involvement opportunities
Hands-on learning
Build your technology and business skills while connecting with peers through the MIS Club, which brings together students interested in management information systems and information technology.
Faculty areas of expertise include:
- Machine learning and text mining
- Labor analytics
- Management information systems
- Data analytics and optimization
- Entrepreneurship
- Health operations and AI implementation
- Sustainable supply chain management
Financial aid and scholarship opportunities
U of I certificate programs are not eligible for financial aid or scholarships. Financial aid and scholarships are available only to students enrolled in bachelor’s or associate degree programs.
For more information or to explore funding options for your education, contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@uidaho.edu or call 208-885-6312.
Idaho LAUNCH
This degree is approved for Idaho LAUNCH, a grant that supports Idaho students pursuing high-demand careers. Students enrolling under the 2026–27 Academic Catalog may be eligible for up to $4,000 per year / $8,000 total in scholarship funding through the Idaho LAUNCH program.
Learn about eligibility and application deadlines at nextsteps.idaho.gov/launch, or see our full list of approved U of I programs on the in-state scholarships page.
Application information
Admission criteria for undergraduate certificates are the same as those for U of I undergraduate degree programs. View our admission requirements to learn more.
Undergraduate certificate application process
Students interested in adding a certificate to their bachelor’s or associate degree program should speak with their academic advisor.
Students interested in earning an undergraduate certificate as a standalone program should contact the Admissions Office at 208-885-6326 for information on how to apply.
Overview
- In-state: $491
- Out-of-state: $491
- Online: $1,465
*An additional $35 per-credit web-based course fee applies
Related Topics
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Experience Vandal Business
Experience Vandal Business means hands-on learning and building relationships that move you forward. You’ll tackle real business challenges, compete as part of a team, connect with industry partners, get involved in student organizations and learn from faculty who know you and invest in your success. By the time you graduate, you’ll have more than a degree. You’ll have the experience, relationships and professional network to help open doors for what’s next.