Construction Management Degree & Online Programs

What is a construction management degree?

At Park University, our construction management degree program is designed to help you achieve your education and professional goals. If you have a general interest in building and design, or you wish to pursue a career in business or construction management, this program is the right choice for you. As part of our School of Business, the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree program focuses on planning and scheduling, budgeting, organizing, supervising, safety, law, materials, methods, and plans analysis.

Locations & Learning Options

Students in our Bachelor of Science and Associate of Science in Construction Management degree programs may take face-to-face classes at one of over 41 campus centers nationwide or online.

Refer to your catalog for required credit hours and a complete listing of coursework for this degree.

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Kirby R. Brown

Dean, College of Management
kirby.brown@park.edu

Dr. Adrian James

Associate Dean, Robert W. Plaster School of Business
Associate Professor of Management
adrian.james@park.edu

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Take your interest in building and design to the next level with a construction management degree.

As part of our Robert W. Plaster School of Business, the construction management program is designed to help you achieve your career goals.

This degree program combines the principles of business management with the skills needed by construction managers. This program will help prepare you for various career paths, including project management and building inspection.

construction management Program Highlights

Students who pursue the Bachelor of Science or Associate of Science in Construction Management degree will learn the principles of business and the practical skills needed by construction managers. Students will take courses in topics such as financial management and marketing, as well as construction planning and project management. Students will also have opportunities to gain hands-on experience through an internship elective.