Construction Management
Program Description
The BAS degree in Construction Management addresses the demand in this complex and rapidly changing industry for management professionals who are proficient in design and technology as well as business and communication. It is geared both to those already working in the industry and full-time students who have a strong interest in construction.
The program offers:
- An evolving curriculum designed and taught by University faculty and industry professionals
- Focus on commercial construction, including highway/heavy, and housing
- Convenient evening and online class options
- Financial aid opportunities for returning adults
To meet your Construction Management career goals, you should consult with an adviser to select the right course of study: the Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), which is a nationally recognized baccalaureate degree; the academic minor; the academic certificate; or one or more targeted courses.
Student Benefits
Students are prepared to advance to many higher-level technical, supervisory, and leadership positions in the construction industry. See the Employment Outlook page for more details. BAS Construction Management graduates are able to:
- understand every aspect of managing a construction project, from estimating and scheduling through project completion.
- provide techinical expertise in many aspects of design and construction.
- work successfully on a project team using all members' strengths and skills to see the project completed.
- apply current standards, legal and ethical requirements, and best practices to construction projects.
- evaluate conditions to maintain safety and minimize risk.
- align construction projects with business objectives and governance boards using financial control, productivity enhancement, and marketing techniques.
- manage more effectively with new skills in communication and leadership.
