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Construction Management

What do people in this career do?

In addition to working in the construction trades, many graduates of this degree work in support roles for the construction companies or related areas. You will be prepared to work as an administrative assistant, project engineer, estimator, purchasing agent, office manager, project/contract administrator, project manager, safety director, scheduler or in a related area such as accounting and marketing.

Where can I work?

You can work for construction companies or any of their support companies like accounting companies, construction supply companies, architect/drafting firms, financial institutions, and marketing organizations.

How much money can I earn in this career?

The range is very wide. Entry-level positions start at about $30,000 per year and, with experience, can go as high as $100,000 per year for a site manager.

How long does it take to get a certificate or degree?

As a full-time student, it takes two years to complete the degree.

Will my credits transfer to another college or university?

Yes. Credits from this degree transfer to CMSU's Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, Construction emphasis.

What is the job outlook for someone in this field?

For the Kansas City Labor Market Area, the labor market is predicted to hold steady for the next few years with some traditional season variation.

What is unique about this program?

This program curriculum specifically prepares individuals to work for construction companies and their affiliated industries. The internship places students in real-life experience that gives them the understanding and knowledge base for success in this field.

What is the advantage of taking classes at the Metropolitan Community Colleges?

You'll experience a very hands-on and interactive learning environment. We keep classes small for personal instruction. You'll get dedicated instructors and excellent student services--all at an affordable cost. You'll also gain the experience of taking classes at The Builders' Association Training Center as part of a dual-credit program curriculum.

General Education Schedule

Associate in Applied Science - Construction Management

Additional Information contact:

Connie Hunton at 816.471.0880 ext. 305 Email: chunton@buildersassociation.com