Construction Management

Offered by: Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management and Technology at SRU equips students with the skills to manage and lead construction projects in real estate, facilities, and infrastructure. The program emphasizes key areas such as sustainable building practices, construction methods, and business processes while incorporating cutting-edge technology like building information modeling. Through hands-on learning and project-based training, students are well-prepared to succeed as leaders in the construction industry.

Why Choose Construction Management?

SRU’s Construction Management program offers small class sizes and a hands-on, student-centered learning experience. You will gain practical knowledge through real-world projects in construction methods, sustainable building, and safety. The program’s focus on leadership and project management skills, combined with advanced technologies like building information modeling, will prepare you for leadership roles in the construction industry. Personalized instruction ensures students are well-supported throughout their education.

What Will You Learn?

In SRU’s Construction Management program, you will learn how to effectively manage construction projects from concept to completion. You'll study construction methods, materials, and sustainable building practices, while also learning project scheduling, cost estimation, and safety management. The program focuses on the business and technical aspects of construction, teaching students how to lead teams, manage contracts, and use modern tools like building information modeling. You'll leave with the skills needed to succeed in the construction industry’s dynamic environment.

Careers In Construction Management

SRU’s Construction Management graduates are well-prepared for leadership roles in a fast-growing industry. Construction managers, who oversee all aspects of building projects, earn a median salary of $101,480 per year. The field is expected to grow by 8% between 2023 and 2033, driven by the need for infrastructure improvement and sustainable building practices. Career paths include roles such as project manager, site supervisor, and facility manager, with opportunities in both residential and commercial construction, as well as specialized sectors like green building and safety management