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Bachelor of Science in Construction Management
A bachelor's degree in construction management equips students with knowledge of construction materials, construction processes, basic management practices and strategies for daily business operations. Students who graduate from these programs are qualified to enter the workforce as supervisors. Students can expect to develop skills in planning and organization, contracting practices, project estimation, OSHA standards and blueprint interpretation. Scheduling strategies, presenting, sales and safety are also among skills taught in these programs.

Educational Prerequisites
Students should be prepared to submit a high school diploma or GED along with ACT or SAT scores. Programs that require the completion of specific coursework in order to apply usually prefer students with a background in physics, algebra, computer science and architectural drawing.

Program Coursework
In a bachelor's degree program, students almost always must complete a core of general education courses in addition to construction courses. Here are some courses you might see in a bachelor's degree program in construction management:

Construction materials
Drafting
Design
Management
Surveying
Popular Career Options
Graduates of these programs commonly accept entry- or mid-level positions like:

Project manager
Estimator
Purchasing agent
Building inspector
Code enforcement officer
Master of Construction Management
A master's degree in construction management is many times a prerequisite for entry into senior-level management positions in the construction industry. Students develop an understanding of construction drawings, methods and materials required for construction, accounting and finance, estimating and scheduling. Students also spent a lot time learning about business and management practices.

Educational Prerequisites
Many programs accommodate students who don't hold a bachelor's in construction management, but