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Bachelor of Science

Construction Management (B.S.)

Construction management is a professional service that focuses on each part of the construction process of any built environment: the project's schedule, cost, quality, scope, and function. Through combined education and field experience, construction managers are uniquely qualified to work with all individuals involved.

Construction Management Introduction

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Construction management is an industry of people. Aside from organizing projects and managing the flow of construction, you are connecting with others. From clients to subcontractors, this industry’s most important aspect is working well with others. In construction management, student will learn how to manage people and resources and how to work together with others to build something great You’ll learn:

  • Construction design and procedures 
  • Estimating and evaluation 
  • Scheduling and organization 
  • Business fundamentals 

In addition to classes covering construction, it is also required that Construction Management majors complete either a minor in Business Management, or a certificate in Business Fundamentals.

Highlighted Courses

Develop essential skills in construction methods, safety, estimating, project management, and virtual design. Gain hands-on experience with the latest tools and techniques to effectively plan, coordinate, and oversee construction projects from start to finish.
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Graduate Career-Ready

Graduates with a degree in Construction Management have a wide array of rewarding careers before them. Check out some of the top careers students get with this degree or explore more career options in I-Plan.

BYU-Idaho Graduate Salaries

Graduates from this program report an impressive average starting salary of approximately $78,000 as they enter one of the most stable and high growth sectors in the global economy. Your specialized expertise in project engineering and field logistics positions you for rapid advancement into executive leadership and vice president roles within the construction industry.

Common Career Paths

You can choose a management path as a project engineer handling contracts and schedules or a hands on field path leading to a career as a senior superintendent. Both routes provide the essential skills in materials and logistics planning required to oversee massive infrastructure projects and manage diverse teams of skilled tradespeople.

Preparation for Grad School

While this program is designed for immediate workforce entry, you will possess the rigorous analytical and business foundation necessary to excel in advanced graduate studies if you choose. Our students are well prepared for Master of Business Administration programs or specialized engineering management degrees that can further accelerate a path toward corporate vice presidency.

AI in Academics

At BYU-Idaho, we are strategically integrating Artificial Intelligence to enhance academic excellence and prepare our students for an evolving world.

AI in Construction Management
You will learn to leverage artificial intelligence as a strategic tool to automate repetitive documentation and identify potential schedule or safety risks before they occur. Our curriculum emphasizes the use of AI to build better and faster through data informed decision making while ensuring the vital human element remains at the center of every jobsite.
Advance Knowledge, Enhancing Learning, and Developing Workforce Readiness
AI in Academics means learning to advance knowledge, enhancing learning, and developing workforce readiness through tools that support (not replace) your effort and integrity.

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