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Why Study Construction Management?

A degree in construction management teaches graduates how to plan and manage the work flow, personnel, equipment, and processes required to safely and ethically construct a project on time and within budget using best practices and current technology. Our graduates are high in demand in all sectors of the construction industry.

The Construction Management program is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education ().

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What Will I Learn?

Students complete courses that include:

• Digital Graphics and Building Information Modeling
• Estimating
• Planning and Scheduling and Cost Control
• Safety, Contracts, and Construction Law
• Materials, Methods, and MEP Systems
• Structural Design and Analysis
• Construction Project Management

Construction Management students complete a 300 hour internship with a host company in the construction industry. The internship is typically completed in the summer and often leads to a full-time job offer after the student graduates.

Experiential Learning Opportunities

Construction Management students are provided opportunities to visit active job sites during classroom excursions and participate in a summer internship to experience the work environment they will enter upon graduation. The faculty also lead our students in competing in national competitions offered through professional organizations such as the Design-Build Institute of America, the Associated Schools of Construction, the Associated Builders & Contractors, and the Associated General Contractors.

Scholarships

Construction Management students have more than 20 scholarships specific to their program of study. Students should apply through the "Golden Opportunities" through the 樱桃视频 Foundation. Applications are typically accepted mid-December through mid-February.

For questions please contact the Director Dr.%20Emre%20Bayraktar.

 

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