NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies
IIL and New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies (NYU-SCPS) offer joint programs for project management and business analysis professionals. The joint offerings feature both certificate programs and individual courses in Project Management, Lean Six Sigma, Microsoft® Project and Project Server and Business Analysis.

Courses are available in both a traditional classroom setting, with instruction in major cities worldwide, and in IIL's Virtual Classroom, providing the flexibility of study at home or in the office.

About NYU-SCPS
Now celebrating its 75th anniversary, NYU-SCPS boasts a singular yet highly diverse profile. Widely known for one of the most respected post-baccalaureate continuing education programs in the United States, SCPS has transformed itself as well into NYU’s fourth largest graduate school and fifth largest undergraduate college. Its curricula reflect the highest standards of the University and New York’s own driving energy, applied and specialized knowledge and creativity.

Participants who successfully complete the jointly offered non-credit programs receive:

• Official University Grade Mailer*
• Letter Grade
• Certificate of Completion issued by IIL and NYU-SCPS

These official forms of recognition meet the requirements of most organizations' tuition remission or reimbursement programs.

*A university transcript is available upon request.

For more information, go to www.iil.com/nyu.

USC Marshall School of Business

IIL and the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business offer joint programs for project management and business analysis professionals.  The joint offerings feature both certificate programs and individual courses in Project Management, Lean Six Sigma, Microsoft® Project and Project Server and Business Analysis.

Courses are available in both a traditional classroom setting, with instruction in major cities worldwide, and in IIL's Virtual Classroom, providing the flexibility of study at home or in the office.

Founded in 1951, the USC Marshall School of Business, Office of Executive Education has a long and distinguished history of providing valuable services to a wide variety of corporate clients. From in-house executive leadership institutes to management development programs to courses that develop functional skills, the Office of Executive Education has delivered open-enrollment and custom programs for a diverse group of international and domestic companies with one goal in mind: world-class results.

Participants who successfully complete the jointly offered non-credit programs receive:

• Official University Grade Report
• Grade Equivalency Letter
• Certificate of Completion issued by IIL and USC Marshall School of Business

These official forms of recognition meet the requirements of most organizations' tuition remission or reimbursement programs.

For more information, go to www.iil.com/uscmsb.