Construction Management Ph.D. in Education, Equity, and Transformation with a focus on Construction Management Interdisciplinary Program with the School of Education

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Across the country, programs for undergraduate and graduate students seeking construction degrees are experiencing a scarcity in qualified educators.

You worked hard to earn your bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and your career in construction has given you a wealth of experience. You have spent years honing your expertise, solving problems on the job, and building an understanding of the gaps between theory and application.

Perhaps you have supervised interns or employees new to the industry, finding a sense of purpose in sharing your knowledge and experience with the next generation. Moving into a faculty or other research role is a great way to impact construction management learners through research and/or teaching.

Earn your Ph.D., and impact the industry you love in a new way.

The Education, Equity, and Transformation program’s interdisciplinary approach allow an emphasis in construction management. You will build a program of study that includes graduate-level coursework in our Construction Management M.S. program. Your dissertation will be guided by a committee of expert faculty from both the Department of Construction Management and the School of Education.

A number of graduate teaching assistantships are available through the CM department, offering you the opportunity to gain practical teaching experience while funding your education. Graduates find positions as scholar-practitioners at universities, governments, and industry-related institutions.

Contact EET to learn more about this program.