As of January 2025,
the construction management program is no longer active.
In MCC's Construction Management program, you will learn to plan, direct, coordinate, and budget construction projects, including building residential, commercial, or industrial structures, roads, bridges, wastewater treatment plans, schools, and hospitals.
Program highlights
- Our program can help you become a construction supervisor or superintendent, project manager, or general construction manager.
- Our programs have state-of-the-art labs with the same equipment you'll use in the industry.
- Our graduates also work in support roles such as office manager, project engineer, estimator, purchasing agent, project/contract administrator, safety director, or scheduler.
- MCC works with the Builders' Association to offer Construction Management training at their education facility on 12th Avenue.
Fast Track Post-Apprenticeship Program
If you have already completed a federally approved apprenticeship you can earn a degree in as little as two semesters. Your apprenticeship may be worth 30-42 credit hours.
View available apprenticeship programs
The combination of broad-based skills and a degree are an indispensable career asset.
Careers
Construction managers may supervise a part or an entire project. They may also coordinate the selection, hiring, and oversight of specialty trade contractors.
Bright outlook for Construction Managers with a faster than average (5% to 8%) job growth (2022).
Visit Occupational Information Network (O*NET) to view salary information, employment outlook and personal characteristics needed for this career.
Transfer made simple
Whatever your transfer destination, we'll work to make sure your credits move easily. That's why we're experts at it. We've worked out specific transfer agreements with many four-year colleges and universities.
Credits earned in this program will transfer to the University of Central Missouri toward a Construction Management degree.
You can also transfer your associate degree credits to earn a Bachelor's degree in technology management at a four-year institution, such as the University of Central Missouri, DeVry University, or Missouri Western State University.
Please check with an advisor for transfer information.