Apply for Doctoral Research Grants Through 30 June
The 2011 call for proposals for the Doctoral Research Grants Program is underway, and the submission deadline is 30 June.
Grants are offered to doctoral students studying project, program and/or portfolio management through funding by an anonymous donor. Applications will be accepted from both full-time and part-time doctoral students at accredited colleges and universities all over the world.
For the 2011 grant cycle, a single award up to US$23,750 or multiple awards totaling up to US$23,750 will be announced by mid-September 2011. Grants are given out solely for doctoral thesis research.
The submission deadline for proposals is 30 June. Click here for information about the application process, program guidelines, and submission criteria. If you have any questions or comments, please contact
Andrew Stitt, PMIEF Associate.
The PMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF) is a not-for-profit charitable organization helping college students realize their dreams through education.
PMI Connects Consulting Firms to Organizations
The PMI Consultant Registry is a new online directory that helps organizations like yours find project, program and/or portfolio consulting firms.
As the number of projects organizations undertake continues to grow and are becoming increasingly complex.
Because of this, you may rely more on consultants who can help you:
- Objectively assess your current project management practices against industry-recognized best practices.
- Identify improvement areas in your project management implementation.
- Focus on opportunities to drive its business performance and results.
With thousands of consulting firms out there, the PMI Consultant Registry helps
you cut through the clutter and search for a consulting firm that fits your unique needs.
Each consulting firm in the registry supplies one case study per practice area of expertise or per industry. These case studies provide an example of a consulting engagement and the value of their solution. These case studies can help you gain insight into the
consultant's competency and ability to fit your organization’s unique needs.
Visit the PMI Consultant Registry.
Before you search, take a look at our Guide on How to Select a Project Management Consultant, which provides quick tips to help you be more efficient and informed in your firm selection process.
If you represent a consulting firm interested in joining the PMI Registered Consultant Program, please visit a PMI.org web page that discusses the benefits of program membership and
the requirements to join. |
