Advanced Project Management and Leadership

Johns Hopkins examines leadership within a project-management setting. Reviews and audits lead into portfolios, negotiation, innovation, Agile work and closeout. This scope is useful for learners comparing leading a project with leading an enduring team, particularly when several projects and stakeholder interests compete for attention.

What you will learn

• Use project reviews and audits to assess progress.
• Relate leadership and negotiation to multiple projects.
• Explain Agile and closeout considerations.

Who this suits

Intermediate learners; familiarity with basic project-management concepts and techniques is recommended.

Before you enroll

Compare the leadership ideas with the people, responsibilities and constraints in your example. A framework is a prompt for reflection; its suitability depends on the situation and the evidence available.

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Put it into practice

Prepare a fictional project review with one delivery risk and one stakeholder conflict. Explain which requires a planning response and which requires a leadership discussion.

Source and review

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