B.S. in Construction Management What is a Construction Management degree?
Construction management is the overall planning, coordination, and control of a project from inception to completion. Construction managers work in dynamic teams to take the designer’s vision and make it a reality. With one of the highest job placement rates and starting salaries of any major, a degree in CM is a great choice for those who enjoy teamwork, solving tangible problems, critical thinking, and creating the world around them. Integrating engineering, business, and construction practices, our program offers the tools, experience, and perspective needed to make an impact in this dynamic and rewarding field.
We are committed to providing an equal opportunity program for all populations in our student body and the construction industry, including all genders, racially minoritized groups, people with disabilities, and veterans.
Watch these videos to learn about our program and discover what it’s like to be a Construction Management student at CSU.
Construction Management Major classes and program requirements
Major in Construction Management (including Entrance Criteria)
Construction Management Course Descriptions
Construction Management Prerequisite Policy
- The Department of Construction Management strictly enforces the following Prerequisite Policy: Students must complete and pass prerequisite courses before moving to subsequent courses. At the conclusion of each semester, the CSU system will verify that all prerequisites for registered courses have been successfully passed. If a student does not complete a prerequisite course, either because they did not pass, received a grade of “I” or dropped the course, he/she will be automatically dropped from the course for which the previous course was a prerequisite
- It is your responsibility to ensure that you have met all prerequisite requirements before enrolling in subsequent courses.
