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The Construction Management and Technology program aims to prepare students to fulfill the growing and expected demands for entry-level management positions in the construction industry.
Design infrastructure for generations to come. Through this program, students will strengthen critical thinking skills and discover key components of collaboration, management, and design. The curriculum was carefully designed to expose you to various career options within construction. Most importantly, an internship is required to graduate, which ensures students will have guaranteed field exposure.
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Construction Management and Technology program is the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture's (CETA) newest major. The program will benefit from existing and new courses held in CETA's newly-renovated laboratories in the United Technologies (UT) Hall, Dana Hall, and the Hursey Center. ABET accreditation will soon be available so our graduates have the opportunity to be industry certified by NICET, or even take the Professional Engineering Licensure exam.
The program offers technical experience and foundational learning to prepare you to work in the construction industry. The program will provide students with a solid education that includes management, technology, and Barney School of Business finance courses.
Pasquale “PJ” DeSimone ’26, CMT major"UHart has given me exposure to equipment and software that a lot of students don’t get to see until they’re already working in the field. That kind of preparation makes me feel confident and ready to step into the industry after graduation.”
This program will help you apply knowledge, techniques, skills, and modern tools of mathematics, science, architecture, engineering, and technology to solve broadly-defined engineering problems appropriate to your discipline of interest.
From designing systems to conducting standard tests, measurements, and experiments, students will masterfully learn how to improve construction and technology processes.
The construction management industry has seen an 11% increase in occupational employment nationally. Graduates will be entering an expansively growing field offering numerous career opportunities and room to grow.
Before graduation, students will be prepared to identify which area of construction they are more interested in; vertical or horizontal construction. Courses are seamlessly intertwined between CETA’s Department of Architecture, Department of Civil, Environmental, and Biomedical Engineering, and the Barney School of Business to encourage a well-rounded learning experience.
For more information, and to see a complete list of degree requirements, visit the Course Catalog.
The Construction Management and Technology program aims to prepare students to fulfill the growing and expected demands for entry-level construction management positions in the construction industry. During their careers, our students:
At the end of the program, students will be exposed to substantial industry experience that can ultimately help students choose a focus in the profession.
Design infrastructure for generations to come. The civil engineering program prepares you for careers in various areas such as structural, geotechnical, transportation, environmental, water resources, and construction engineering.
Students with educational and career goals and objectives that cross disciplines may be candidates for an interdisciplinary engineering studies degree with CETA.