Online Master of Science in Software Engineering & Project Management

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Build and hone the skills you need to lead project-driven software engineering initiatives through a 100% online MS in Software Engineering and Project Management. Explore technical and managerial concepts that can develop your oversight expertise across the software development lifecycle, including object-oriented analysis and design, software testing and quality assurance and managing project teams. Examine topics across project management and software engineering, including agile development, security testing, and human computer interaction.

Your Program Highlights

  • Program starts offered every term
  • No GRE/GMAT required
  • Develop vital management and leadership expertise
  • Faculty experts with real-world experience
  • Apply classroom learnings in the workplace immediately

Why Champlain College Online?

Online convenience, industry relevant, skill building—your degree your way:

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100% Online Classes

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“Studying at Champlain Online was a long-sought opportunity for me to get a formal and complete education in IT. I appreciated the school’s virtual environment, and the small class sizes allowed better and easier interaction with the professors.”

Christian Ntsiba

Bachelor’s Degree in Cybersecurity