If you want to ace self-management skills…
Program director: Blaskovics Bálint
Program instructor: Czifra Julianna: julianna.czifra@uni-corvinus.hu
Length of program: 16 hours
Language of the program: English
Tuition fees: gross 197 000 HUF (including 27% VAT)
Qualification offered by the program: Improving self-management skills of project managers, including social and emotional intelligence, stress management and relationship management skills.”
Timing of the program:
The program will be launched if sufficient applicants apply.
Have you applied for our Agile Project Manager program? If you also complete Self-management as a second course, you will get an additional 10% discount on the price of this program, which you can combine with other discounts.
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The program is primarily recommended to project management practitioners, with or without PMP certification.
There are no admission requirements, advantage if participants have international experience at work
Throughout this course, we will delve into strategies and insights that enable project managers to navigate their roles with precision and success.
With us, you will participate in dynamic discussions, introspective activities, and skill-building exercises.
Embrace this opportunity with a curious and open mindset, recognizing that mastering self-management skills is an investment in your professional growth.
Best regards,
Blaskovics Bálint
Blaskovics Bálint
Program director
Julianna Czifra is an internationally certified project manager (PMP), executive coach (PCC), and an organizational psychologist. She has 10 years of experience in the field of project, program and portfolio management, and 8 years in leadership, team and organizational development, and she was awarded ‘Project Manager of the Year’ in 2013 for her achievements in project management. She’s a member of faculty at the Project Management department of Corvinus University of Budapest, lecturing on the importance of social and emotional intelligence, and leadership skills in projects, and she teaches leadership psychology at the Psychology Department of Debrecen University. She holds a French master’s degree in management and a Hungarian master’s degree in psychology and currently pursues postgraduate studies in leadership psychology at BME and PhD studies in organizational psychology at the University of Debrecen.