Construction Management, Bachelor of Science

Available: On Campus

A student is examining blueprints and construction documents.

The construction management degree prepares graduates for exciting careers in the construction industry. The program is interdisciplinary with course requirements in business, construction, natural sciences, design, architecture, and engineering technology. The focus is on teaching integrated management techniques with innovative construction practices. Students completing the degree option will possess competencies in problem-solving, utilizing time management to delegate and make timely decisions, communicating concisely in oral and written formats, and innovative and critical thinking.

Facilities

Our cutting-edge laboratories provide you with hands-on experiences in design, prototyping, electronics, safety, and electrical and renewable energy as well as metal, wood, and concrete construction for residential and commercial projects.

Internships

The internship opportunity provides experience-based learning opportunities in your respective discipline of study. You generally seek internship experience at the end of your junior or senior year and can receive six hours of advanced course credit.

Careers in Construction Management

  • Field Supervision
  • Planning
  • Estimation
  • Scheduling
  • Quality Control
  • Design

Program Breakdown

Brief breakdown of the type, or types, of degree(s) available, their length, available enrollment, and estimated cost.
Category Degree Summary
Length 120 Credit Hours
Required Courses

Enrollment Fall and Spring
Tuition/Costs Rates Per Semester

Undergraduate Application Deadlines

  • Fall: August 1
  • Spring: December 15
  • Summer: May 15