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Bachelor of Science in Construction Management

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Everglades University offers a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management to equip students with the skills to lead construction projects with confidence. Our Construction Management program offers a strong foundation through core subjects like construction estimating and project management. This degree is ideal for career changers, military veterans, and recent high school graduates.

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  • Program Length:
    40 Months
  • Number of Credits:
    120
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Building Tomorrow’s Construction Leaders

Program Structure

Our Construction Management program combines construction technology expertise with project leadership to elevate operational excellence across the construction industry. The degree is designed for aspiring construction professionals, with the curriculum emphasizing cost estimation, risk management, and construction methods, preparing students for diverse careers focused on overseeing building projects from planning through completion across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

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Bachelor of Science in Construction Management

A 40-month undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in construction technology, cost estimation, and risk management for careers in the construction industry.

What Construction Management Courses Will I Take?

Our Construction Management degree offers a diverse range of courses designed to prepare students for leadership roles in project management, construction estimating, and site operations across the construction industry, catering to their specific career goals and aspirations.

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Construction Cost Estimating
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Managing a Construction Project
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Construction Scheduling
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Construction Safety
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Construction Law
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Construction Contracts
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Financial Controls of Construction Organizations
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LEED Certification and Green Sustainability
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Bachelor's Degree

Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Construction Management

Program Description

Everglades University’s Bachelor of Science in Construction Management provides a strong foundation in construction technology, cost estimation, and risk management. Students develop the knowledge and skills needed for roles in construction management, blending business knowledge with hands-on construction management skills to succeed across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

Potential Career Opportunities

This degree will prepare graduates for positions in the construction industry such as:

  • Construction Project Manager
  • Construction Project Engineer
  • Project Executive
  • General Contractor
  • Construction Manager
  • Cost Estimation Specialist
  • Project Manager
  • Safety Management Coordinator
Program Outline

To receive a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, students must complete 120 credits as described below. The degree program takes approximately 40 months to complete (duration may vary if transfer credits apply).

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Why Choose Everglades University?

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Master Construction Project Management

Gain expertise in construction estimating, cost estimation, construction scheduling, construction materials, and building information modeling across diverse construction projects.

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Understand Construction Technology & Methods

Acquire comprehensive knowledge of construction law, construction contracts, construction codes and standards, and LEED certification governing the construction industry.

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Develop Leadership & Safety Skills

Learn to effectively lead construction teams, manage construction workers, ensure construction safety, and apply problem-solving to complex building projects.

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Expand Career Opportunities

Be prepared for management roles in construction project management, construction engineering, general contracting, cost estimation, and safety management coordination.

Student Testimonials

Hear from our alumni who have successfully transitioned into management careers in the construction industry after earning their degrees at Everglades University.

Marlon

Marlon V.

“I came to Everglades University to learn construction management because I know that construction is a field that will consistently challenge me. I have liked school so far. It is very good because it adapts to my learning style. The Blackboard program is pretty straightforward. The staff has been amazing from day one. Everyone is super nice and friendly, especially my admissions counselor, Robert. They help you with anything you need. You don't see that much at other places. The staff really cares about the students' future, and that fills my heart.”
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Aaron O.

“Everglades University has truly changed my life by introducing a more intense and structured schedule. With monthly classes, weekly assignments, seminars, and meetings, I've developed a much stronger sense of time management. This routine has pushed me to stay organized and focused. Additionally, what I’m learning in my Construction Management classes is already helping me connect with professionals in the industry I’m preparing to enter, making the experience both practical and rewarding.”

Frequently Asked Questions About Construction Management

What makes a Construction Management degree worth pursuing?

A Bachelor's Degree in construction equips you with management skills and technical knowledge to oversee construction projects from start to finish, with strong demand for qualified Construction Management professionals in the growing construction industry.

What admission requirements do I need to meet?

Prospective students need a high school diploma or equivalent. Transfer students with prior college credits are also accepted, with the admissions team evaluating transcripts to apply relevant coursework.

Will this program prepare me for professional certifications?

Yes. The degree program prepares graduates to sit for the LEED Green Associates exam and pursue additional certifications through state licensing boards.

Can I complete this degree program entirely online?

Yes. Everglades University offers online programs for students who need flexibility, with the same courses as on-campus students gaining knowledge in construction methods and project management.

How do I apply for the Construction Management program at Everglades University?

Complete the Online Application located here, and our Admissions Team will speak to you about the next steps!

Is Everglades University accredited?

Yes. Everglades University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award bachelor's and master's degrees.

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