Everyone could benefit from a project management course. These are our favorites.

What is a project? That’s where this class starts, so it’s safe to say it’s great for beginners. Learn the roles and responsibilities of a successful project manager, and start from the very beginning of what it means to be one. 
You’ll learn about the different project management process groups, how to initiate a project, how to work with teams, and how to plan, oversee, and close out a project. You’ll also get experience working with a team to plan a project, giving you hands-on experience.
One of the best aspects of Udemy classes is that you’ll have access on all your devices, even your TV. You’ll be able to attend class however you want, whether it’s during your commute on your phone, or from your living room. And as with all Udemy courses, remember that they are often on sale at deep discounts. 

This is an introductory course focusing on the key concepts of project planning and execution. In this eight-hour class, you’ll learn to identify factors that lead to project success, and the frameworks for planning and completing projects, sequencing activities, utilizing resources, and minimizing risk. Learn everything from planning to analyzing and managing projects, as well as the most widely-used methodologies of project management. 
This course is brought to Coursera by the University of Virginia, which is a Project Management Institute (PMI®) Registered Education Provider. PMI is one of the most widely-recognized organizations for project management.

This eight-month long comprehensive course, run by RITx, will  get you well on your way to learning the tools and techniques to manage projects from initiation to closing. You’ll learn how to lead a project to success. The course focuses on enabling you to navigate social and cultural aspects, legal and regulatory practices, and technology and infrastructure that influence projects’ success in the global market.
The course, which is made up of four graduate-level courses, is led by leaders in the field, who will teach students to balance the critical tradeoffs of time, cost, and scope to meet customer expectations and to reach your project goals.
edEx MicroMasters® program enables students to earn credits toward a masters degree. Having the MicroMasters® program may increase your chances of becoming admitted to an RITx master’s program, providing the admissions committee with significant insight into your capabilities as a student through the completion of several online courses and the capstone exam, and students have the option of completing their masters online or on campus after completion of the MicroMasters® and once admitted.

If you’re not ready to commit time and money to a lengthy class, this is the place to dip a toe into the project management world. You’ll learn a lot about how to stay organized and how to manage the many moving parts of a project.
The class focuses on real-world situations, and will help to enable you to determine the right methodology for different projects. You’ll learn project management’s foundational approaches and strategies.
A unique aspect of this class is a section offering psychology tips and tricks for people management. You’ll also learn about the Gantt Chart, a type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule, and get the chance to create one of your own.

You’ll learn a bit about Agile in this LinkedIn Learning course. Agile is a widely used project management methodology in software development, and this class will help you to explore the similarities and differences between traditional and Agile project management. You’ll learn a lot about the importance of organization, and how organization structure affects projects and their success. 
Students will love that the modules and activities can be accessed anytime via computer or phone, so the classes are available for you to take wherever you are. LinkedIn Learning’s algorithm will suggest future classes for you to take, so the education journey doesn’t stop after you’re finished with this course. Because this is a LinkedIn Learning course, you can access it and thousands of others with one monthly payment. LinkedIn Learning is also free with several versions of LinkedIn Premium. 

Scrum is a project management methodology that is typically used by technology companies to increase teamwork and get projects done efficiently. This introductory course will teach you Scrum foundations, as well as some Agile basics. This course will give you an understanding of Scrum and how it is used by teams in software development. 
You’ll learn about the Waterfall Method, the Agile Manifesto, and how it has changed the way people think about software development, and the fundamentals of Scrum in this 107-minute long course.
Treehouse is a subscription-based platform that allows you access to thousands of hours of courses, and will suggest future classes for you to participate in. You’ll get on-demand, expert-led video courses as well as interactive practice sessions and access to an online community of fellow students. 

This is another Udemy course, and it’s fit for any level of experience — from beginners to those who have led projects before. This class will teach you how to develop a budget and stick to it, draft a schedule, how to assess risk, and the core concepts of project management. 
You’ll learn the skills to become confident in project management. You’ll also become acquainted with the different tools and apps for project managers as well as the difference between the most popular project management methodologies. 
At the end of the course, you’ll receive a certificate of completion to show off to future employers or your current employer.