Construction Management
College of Science, Engineering & Technology | Academic Programs
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Welcome to the Construction Management Department! We pride ourselves in producing leaders who are equipped to creatively advance our society and communities. Our ACCE-accredited program blends general education courses with technical and managerial concepts in the construction discipline as well as the business sector. Our highly-respected faculty see the value in providing students with a project-based learning environment to solve design and construction problems with big ideas in mind. If you are interested in learning more about our program, whether new student or transfer, feel free to connect with us so we can help get you started on your journey to success! Dr. Mohamed Diab
Careers in Construction Management
A construction manager is a person who provides a professional service to a project's owner(s) to effectively manage the project's schedule, cost, delivery, safety, scope and function.
Through partnering with business and industry nationally and globally, many of our students are given the experience and opportunity to enter into rewarding careers in civil, commercial, residential, and industrial construction following graduation. Some of the types of positions our graduates go on to obtain include:
- Field Engineer
- Quality Insurance Inspector
- Cost Estimator
- Scheduler
- Construction Manager
- Project Controls Manager
- Owner Representative
Learn more about what Construction Managers do
Industry Involvement
Industry is actively engaged in our program, which sets us a part from rest! From overwhelming participation in our Career Fairs, being an active member on our Advisory Board, to providing one-on-one mentoring to our students, industry professionals go above and beyond to ensure our program and it's students thrive!
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Credit Recognition for SREB Advanced Career Students
Minnesota State University, Mankato's Construction Management Bachelor of Science program, may grant one credit to students who have successfully completed all four courses of the Southern Regional Education Board’s (SREB) - Advanced Career (AC) pathway with class grade B. Find out more.
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Mentors Program
Students in the Construction Management program have an opportunity to participate in a mentoring program with an industry representative. The program is designed to make mentoring convenient for mentors and students, allowing participants to communicate periodically throughout the student's college career
About the Construction Management Department
The mission of the Construction Management program is to advance world-class project management for the built environment through effective teaching, research, and service. We provide a quality undergraduate program through a wide variety of instructional applications and are accredited by ACCE.
About our Undergraduate Program
Our Department offers a Bachelors of Science Degree in Construction Management. Learn more about the curriculum, our accreditation, and requirements for admission to major.
Construction Management Faculty and Staff
The CM Department is made up of highly qualified and engaged faculty and staff. Their wide range of expertise and interests provide a wealth of knowledge to our students and enriches our program's diversity. Learn more about the CM personnel and book appointments through our Bookings link.
Student Resources
From advising, to scholarships, to internships, we provide guidance and facilitate connections to ensure students are supported and successful. Our Student Associations enhance our program by providing numerous opportunities and a sense of community within our student body.
Construction Management, Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management prepares students to plan, coordinate, budget and supervise construction projects from beginning to end through hands-on learning.
