PM-C 825

Project Management - Conflict Management

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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This competency is a critical skill set that enables project managers to navigate and resolve disputes effectively, drawing on conflict resolution frameworks and strategies to maintain harmony and foster collaboration, ensuring project success and team cohesion. Project managers who are proficient in communication, empathy, problem-solving, composure, and mediation are equipped to identify and de-escalate conflicts swiftly, addressing underlying issues impartially. They are adept at facilitating inclusive discussions, encouraging all parties to share their perspectives, and steering them towards amicable solutions. Post-conflict, they focus on preserving positive relationships and have the discernment to involve higher authorities when necessary. Additionally, they possess the analytical ability to employ project metrics for early conflict identification, evaluate team dynamics to pinpoint conflict causes, and manage both constructive and destructive conflicts, distinguishing between them to leverage or mitigate as needed. This competency is not just about resolving conflicts but transforming them into opportunities for growth and innovation.

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Class #28574Fall 20261 credits
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