Apply Your Education in an Internship
An internship is a powerful way to explore possible career paths and apply your education to real life situations.
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Apply Your Education in an Internship
An internship is a powerful way to explore possible career paths and apply your education to real life situations.
Work Should-to-Shoulder with Professionals
Learn from seasoned professionals by working with them on construction projects.
Meet with Construction Firms
Construction firms visit the department every week to recruit students for internships.
Find an Internship
Find an Internship
A Rewarding Course Requirement
Students must complete two internships. Give prayerful consideration of which industry and firm you want to work for. About 80% of our students receive job offers during a second internship.
Complete the necessary prerequisites and an internship approval form on I-Plan.
Getting Your Internship Approved
All Construction Management internships must be pre-approved and registered for before a student begins their internship experience. To be approved, students must complete necessary prerequisites and an internship approval form on I-Plan.
After approval, a master agreement will be emailed to the internship provider. The student is responsible to ensure that their internship provider signs and submits the master agreement to I-Plan.