Master of Science in Construction Management

The School of Engineering offers undergraduate degrees in Industrial Engineering Computer Engineering and Construction Management, and graduate degrees in Engineering Management and Construction Management. Certificates in Quality, Project Management, Construction Planning and Control and Construction Administration are also offered. The School serves a diverse regional and international student population, and utilizes modern tools and laboratories for active learning and student engagement while emphasizing collaborative learning.

The School of Engineering is offering a Master’s of Science degree in Construction Management. This degree is targeted for working professionals who are in leadershipmanagement positions in the construction industry or planning to advance their careers to manage large construction projects.

The goals of the Masters of Science degree in Construction Management are to prepare effective managers for large public and private construction projects, to prepare the workforce required for the state’s transportation infrastructure improvements, and to enable current and future engineers and other professionals to assume leadership roles in the construction industry.

This program is different from other construction management programs as it is based on a well-balanced curriculum covering various aspects of the construction management profession. Special attention is given to working professionals with classes offered at times convenient for the students. Students will take required courses in legal and environmental issues in construction, advanced technology, project planning and control, cost estimating, financial and risk management issues. Also issues in construction safety and current trends in construction industry will be discussed. Students will also have a broad choice of electives from courses in construction management, engineering, business, or other graduate courses with department approval.

The M.S. in Construction Management is open to individuals planning a career or advancing their career in the construction industry, and who have: A baccalaureate degree from an accredited university with a minimum overall GPA of 2.5 (4.0 basis) in their undergraduate work, Relevant work or academic experience, and College Algebra and Trigonometry or equivalent level math courses. In addition to the University Graduate and Post-baccalaureate Application, all applicants should submit to the department: Personal statement explaining their reasons for wanting to pursue the M.S. in Construction Management degree, A resume detailing their professional and academic achievements, and Two letters of recommendation. English language demonstration is required for all applicants processed in International Admissions. We accept the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) iBT version or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic version of the exams. TOEFL iBT Total Score - 80 IELTS Academic Overall Score - 6.5