A List of Free Project Management Courses

Are you on the hunt for free project management courses? These courses can help you develop your project management skills, earn professional development units to retain your project management certification and also get you up to speed with trends in the project management profession. The list below has been prepared to help you get started.

View a list of Project Management Courses on edX. Also explore Introduction to Project Management offered by the University of Adelaide via edX.
The Free Short Course on Agile Project Management from Charles Sturt University in Australia is a component of a Masters program, and it provides a solid introduction to Agile Project Management.
Project Management – Project Planning Course is offered for free by the University of Tasmania
Explore the list of project management courses on Coursera
Explore the Diploma of Project Management program from Alison
Class Central presents a diverse compilation of Free Project Management Courses
Oxford Home Study also offers a free online course on Project Management

Do you know of any other free project management course that should be on this list?

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