The field of construction management encompasses all facets of the design-build-construct continuum. Construction managers are knowledgeable in areas of construction methods, theories and practices, personnel administration, scheduling, project budgeting and job site and project controls. The bachelor of science program in construction management (CM) combines course work in architecture, management, engineering and business to prepare students for a career in this exciting area.

The bachelor of science degree in construction management is a recognized credential for a professional executive career in construction. Graduates typically are employed by general contractors, specialty contractors, construction management firms, building owners, corporate builders, developers, engineering firms, manufacturers, utility companies, government agencies, educational and health institutions. They often gain responsibility quickly, becoming job-site superintendents, project managers and officers of companies. Placement opportunities are available worldwide.