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Construction Management

The bachelor of science degree in construction management focuses on what it means to be a leader and project manager through our project-driven learning approach. You will learn how to effectively manage a project's schedule, cost, delivery, safety, scope and function amongst other applicable skills for a variety of career opportunities.  

Careers in Construction Management

By partnering with businesses worldwide, our students gain valuable experience and opportunities for rewarding careers in various construction sectors after graduation including in civil, commercial, residential, and industrial construction.
  • Field Engineer
  • Quality Insurance Inspector
  • Cost Estimator
  • Scheduler
  • Construction Manager
  • Project Controls Manager
  • Owner Representative

Potential Salary

Median Salary $104,900

The median annual wage for Construction Managers in May 2023 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Construction Management Degrees at MSU

Construction Management, Bachelor of Science

Our bachelors program in Construction Management is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE) and involves significant project-based learning opportunities.

Accreditation

Our Construction Management program is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education.

Construction Management Accreditation

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Mentors Program

Students in the Construction Management program can connect with industry professionals through a flexible mentoring program. This opportunity allows students to build valuable relationships and gain real-world insights as they progress through their college career.

Construction Management Mentor Program

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Student Competitions

The Construction Management program provides opportunities every year for our students to participate in various competitions

Student Competitions

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Industry Advisory Board (IAB)

The department works more closely with industry and the IAB board, to receive stronger support, advices, and avocation for our programs. IAB and board members contribute to student tours, internship, support to FE exams, department seminars, department outreach, department course development and involvement (in freshman and sophomore courses).

Construction Management Student Association

The Construction Management Department has two student associations designed to provide our majors with opportunities for growth, experience, and connectivity with industry and their peers.

The Construction Management Women's Association (CMWA)

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Construction Management Department Objectives

Our vision is to be the leading Construction Management program for the built environment — where driven individuals combine knowledge and passion to make a positive impact on society and achieve more than they ever thought possible.

Related Programs

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Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering is a discipline that focuses on the building and improvement of structures. Our program prides itself on creating solutions to real-world problems. Students gain the necessary skills to construct sustainable buildings, bridges, roads, and more.

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Management

Become a skilled manager with our comprehensive programs. Designed to prepare you for leadership and innovation, you'll gain essential skills in management, entrepreneurship, and strategic decision-making. Learn human resources, quantitative methods, and leadership to drive success in any organization.

Department of Construction Management

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