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PMI Washington, D.C. Chapter Scholarship

We are pleased that you are interested in pursuing a career in project management. The Foundation has established a tuition scholarship program to assist qualified students in obtaining degrees from accredited academic institutions of higher learning in the field of project management. Scholarships are sponsored by PMI, PMI Components, corporations and universities.

The PMI Washington, D.C. Chapter is offering a $2,000 scholarship. The scholarship is open to any D.C. Chapter member pursuing for-credit education in project management at one of the following institutions: University of Maryland, University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, George Washington University, American University or George Mason University.

For more information and to apply online, please visit our website. Questions can be addressed to pmief@pmi.org

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