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PARTNERS
- Homeland Security
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HOMELAND SECURITY
Chemical. Biological. Radiological. Nuclear. Explosive. WMDs. Asymmetric Threats.
The CBRNE-WMD credentials program is a robust training series designed to prepare early and developing professionals for the complexities of a dynamic and evolving threat environment. Three interdependent certificates that deal with policy, mitigation, and emerging threats will propel you towards an immersive capstone in Washington, D.C. and the next steps in your career protecting our nation.
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Project Management Professional Boot Camp (1w) 2026
The PMP certification proves you have the project leadership and expertise in any work of working: predictive, hybrid, or agile. It demonstrates your ability to lead projects without being tied to any specific industry or geographic location.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
TBA
Overview
Modality
Online
Format
Asynchronous
Pricing
$3395.00
Partner
RevU
Topic
Business and Management
General
Leadership
Course Dates
- Dates: 1/19 – 1/23, 2026
Why Choose GW RevU for Your PMP?
- Join the GW Brand – Learn with the credibility and reputation of The George Washington University.
- Expert-Led Instruction – Courses taught by GW faculty with real-world industry experience.
- Interactive Learning – Live, synchronous sessions paired with dedicated exam prep time.
- Flexible Support – Personalized office hours scheduled around your availability.
- Expand Your Network – Connect with peers and professionals in the field.
- Direct Support – Connect with our Cybersecurity experts for one-on-one assistance.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
To be eligible for a PMP certificate, you must meet one of three sets of requirements. For more information on these requirements see PMI Path to PMP certification. Broadly, these are:
- Set A: High school or second diploma; 60 months/5 years experience in leading and managing projects; 35 hours of project management education/training (CAPM, PMP Exam Prep Course, Instructor-Led PMP course);
- Set B: Bachelors degree or higher; 36 months/3 years in leading and managing projects; 35 hours of project management education/training (as for Set A); and
Set C: Bachelor’s degree or higher from GAC-accredit program; 24 months/2 years experience in leading and managing projects; 35 hours of project management education/training.
COURSE SYLLABUS
- People. Focuses on leadership, team building, conflict resolution, communication, and stakeholder engagement to enable high-performing project teams.
- Process. Covers the technical aspects of project management, including planning, execution, monitoring and controlling scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, procurement, and integration using predictive, agile, and hybrid approaches.
- Business Environment. Emphasizes aligning projects with organizational strategy, governance, compliance, benefits realization, and delivering measurable business value.
- Predictive Project Management. Addresses traditional, plan-driven methods, including detailed upfront planning, defined requirements, and controlled change management.
- Agile Project Management. Focuses on adaptive and iterative approaches, servant leadership, continuing improvement, and delivering value through incremental releases.
- Hybrid Project Management. Explores combining predictive and agile practices to tailor project delivery methods to organizational and project needs.
- Risk and Uncertainty Management. Examines identifying, analyzing, and responding to project risks, issues, and uncertainty to protect objectives and outcomes.
- Stakeholder and Communication Management. Concentrates on identifying stakeholders, managing expectations, and ensuring effective communication throughout the project lifecycle.
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