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Scholarships and Awards
Academic Scholarships for Students and
Training Scholarships for Teachers and Non-Profits
PMI Educational Foundation’s Scholarships and Awards Program supports development of the best and brightest future project management professionals worldwide through learning opportunities.
The program is open to:
- College students - High school seniors and students at the bachelors, masters, and doctoral levels who are studying project management and related fields are eligible for our college and university scholarships
- Educators - Primary and secondary school teachers and administrators who wish to implement project-based learning in the classroom
- Non-Profits - Employees of non-profits and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who wish to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their operations
Scholarship donors include:
- PMI
- PMI Components
- PMI Registered Education Providers
- Corporations
- Academic Institutions
Care to start a scholarship?
If you wish to donate money to the scholarship program and increase the number of educational opportunities available to students, teachers, and non-profit employees, then please contact:
Jeannette Barr
Development Manager
pmief@pmi.org
+1-610-356-4600, ext. 7117
Student and Practitioner Awards
Awards are given to encourage study of the theory and application of project management by students and practitioners.
- The James R. Snyder International Student Paper of the Year (ISPY) Award is available to bachelors, masters, and doctoral students. ISPY award recipients receive a US$500 cash prize plus complimentary registration, travel and lodging to attend the PMI Global Congress in their region. Winning papers are published in Project Management Journal, PMI’s academic research quarterly.
- The Donald S. Barrie Award which recognizes the paper that best advances the project management body of knowledge in the field of design, procurement and/or construction by providing a useful contribution to the engineering and construction industry. The award of US$500 is announced at PMI Global Congress—North America.
Doctoral Research Grants
Doctoral research grants are given to both full-time and part-time doctoral students who are doing research on project, program, or portfolio management.
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