Program Information

The Construction Management program:

• Prepares graduates for success in the rapidly changing construction industry.
• Provides students with opportunities to gain applied skills and knowledge in the areas of estimating, planning, and scheduling and project management.
• Allows students to successfully pursue careers in small and large commercial, residential and industrial environments.
• Emphasizes management with an additional focus on technology that is specific to the construction industry.

Typical entry-level positions for construction managers include:

• General contractor, trade contractor, material supplier, field manager, assistant superintendent, project engineer, scheduler, assistant estimator, project cost controller and safety director.

A well prepared student will have a strong math background and good communications skills. Trade experience in the construction industry is strongly encouraged, but prior experience is not necessary.