177 Bachelor's degrees in Construction Management in United States

Construction Management at Lamar University ensure construction projects are completed on time and on budget, without sacrificing the quality of work, or the safety of their workers. 

The Building Sciences - Construction Management B.Sc. at Appalachian State University is a full-time undergraduate programme delivered on the Boone campus. This degree prepares students for leadership roles in the building industry through an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on sustainable design and project coordination.

Construction Management from Wayne State University prepares students to coordinate all that goes into a construction project. The overall goal of a construction manager is to meet the needs of their clients, by producing a financially sound project that is completed on time. This product must meet the specific needs of the client as well as the codes put forth by government.

Construction Management classes at Central Washington University are taught in the Hogue Technology Building, one of the nation’s most advanced facilities for engineering and industrial technology.

Pratt Institute has the distinction of being one of the first, and one of the few, schools in the nation to offer the Bachelor of Professional Studies in Construction Management degree program. 

The Construction Management program from Pratt Institute has a mission to create graduates who are knowledgeable, well rounded professionals capable of meeting the future needs of the construction industry. 

The Clyde Institute of Construction Management Program at Utah Valley University has been designed to provide students a strong foundation in Construction Management that prepares them for jobs in construction site supervision and/or for advancement on to a BS degree in Construction Management. 

The disciplines of business, engineering, management, and architecture converge on every construction site. As a Construction Management major at Norwich University, you'll learn to assess, strategize, and execute projects using skills learned in the classroom and the real world.

The Construction Management program from Southern Utah University helps students an ability to identify, formulate, and solve broadly defined technical or scientific problems by applying knowledge of mathematics and science and/or technical topics to areas relevant to the discipline.

At Construction Management from University of Louisiana at Monroe, students are empowered by ideas and motivation. 

The Construction Management program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is designed to provide the construction education necessary for entry into the construction industry (residential, commercial, industrial sectors, and heavy horizontal construction) and related careers.

Graduates of the Construction Management concentration at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign are prepared for careers with private construction companies, government and environmental agencies, or for entrance into graduate or professional school.

The Construction Management program at Illinois State University focuses on production, technical, and management capabilities rather than design and craft skills. 

As the construction industry is one of the largest employers in the world, construction managers are needed to effectively step into this vital role. California Baptist University’s Construction Management program will prepare students to do just that. 

The Construction Management program offered at Western Illinois University is specifically designed to develop students' skills to meet the management/technical needs of residential and commercial construction firms. Successful students gain competitive real-world skills & experience.

The Construction Management programme at Sam Houston State University is a four-year, face-to-face Bachelor of Science degree. This ABET-accredited course combines engineering technology with business leadership. Students engage in hands-on learning in Huntsville to prepare for diverse roles in the global building industry.

The Construction Management and Technology BSc program offered at Arizona State University allows students to specialize in commercial, heavy, residential and specialty construction and facility management. Students learn to organize, lead and manage the building construction business processes related to real estate, facility and infrastructure projects.

In New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Construction Management Technology program, you will acquire a broad set of management skills as well as business, management, communication and technical knowledge to successfully enter the construction management field. 

Construction Management - Safety Management from Pittsburg State University has greater focus on management of construction activities. 

As a Construction Management major at Merrimack College, you will learn how to successfully manage deadlines, costs, quality, safety, and successful completion of a project. This includes building a steady foundation through a co-op experience your junior year.