Construction management masters

Our master’s degree takes two years to complete.
Students can select from a thesis-based and non-thesis degree plan.
The 32-credit-hour thesis option is based on research in the construction field.
You will work with a faculty research advisory committee to identify and investigate a construction-related topic of your choosing.

The program provides special attention to the function of the constructor in real estate development.
Graduates from this program have a variety of employment opportunities, including:

Construction managers make $81,313 per year on average, or $39.09 per hour, in the United States.
Construction managers on the lower end of that spectrum, the bottom 10% to be exact, make roughly $54,000 a year, while the top 10% makes $120,000.
Location impacts how much a construction manager can expect to make.

In the master’s in construction management online program, you’ll examine budgeting, estimating and bidding strategies and explore the different facets of construction materials and methods.
Courses focus on quality management and productivity levels of construction projects, as well as legal aspects of the construction industry.