MS Engineering Management: Construction Management
Construction Management
The MS Engineering Management: Construction Management concentration is designed for individuals with backgrounds in engineering, architecture, construction science, or technical fields who aspire to advance into leadership roles in the construction industry. The program equips students with the managerial, technical, and analytical skills needed to oversee modern construction projects, manage interdisciplinary teams, and ensure successful project delivery in an increasingly complex and technology-driven construction environment.
Students develop a strong foundation in construction project management, cost estimating, scheduling, contract administration, safety management, and sustainability principles. The program emphasizes integrating technical construction knowledge with strategic management practices so graduates can effectively guide projects from planning through completion.
Students gain experience in:
- Planning, scheduling, and controlling construction projects using industry-recognized tools and methodologies
- Managing project costs, contracts, and resources to ensure timely and financially responsible project delivery
- Applying construction safety standards and risk-management practices to maintain safe and compliant job sites
- Coordinating among owners, contractors, architects, and engineers to support effective communication and team collaboration
- Understanding materials, methods, and modern construction technologies that drive efficient project execution
- Using decision-making techniques to solve construction challenges and improve project outcomes
Program Overview and Course List
The program can be completed fully face-to-face, 100% online or in a hybrid format, providing flexibility for working professionals and full-time students.
33 hours (including 21 hours of core & capstone courses + 9 hours of construction courses + 3 hours of electives).
The complete course requirements can be found here