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Associate of Applied Science

Construction Superintendency (A.A.S.)

Department of Design and Construction Management
Students will be provided with employable skills in order to manage and problem-solve the progress of construction sites.

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The Construction Superintendency associate degree prepares students for leadership roles by teaching both technical construction knowledge with project supervision skills. Students will learn:

  • Construction processes and building methods. 
  • Safety practices and job-site procedures. 
  • Scheduling and coordinating construction activities. 
  • Supervising craft labor and construction teams. 
  • Problem-solving and decision-making in the field. 

Through their coursework, students will develop a strong understanding of how projects move from blueprints to finished buildings.

Highlighted Courses

If you are interested in Construction Superintendency, start with one of the following major-specific courses:
CONST105 - Survey of Virtual Design and Construction Management
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CONST120 - Framing Systems
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Career Possibilities for Construction Superintendency

Graduates with an Associates degree in Construction Superintendency 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.

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Data Source: Industry and occupation employment and wage estimates are modeled using data from Lightcast, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and other public sources. Figures are estimates and actual outcomes may vary by employer, experience, and location.

Dive Deeper Into Construction Superintendency

Explore helpful articles about this major, including career paths, skills, and opportunities. Get the insight you need to make an informed decision about your future at BYU-Idaho.

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Construction Management- Oct 2019
Career Possibilities
Careers for a Construction Superintendency Degree
August 21, 2026 03:32 PM
A Construction Superintendent is at the center of every construction project. They lead the hands-on team and keep the project organized and efficient. If you would rather work directly rather than behind a desk, the construction industry may be worth looking into.
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Differences Between Construction Management Degrees
August 21, 2026 03:38 PM
In every construction project, there are many steps that need to be taken. Construction undertakings often span several years due to their complex and specific requirements. The project needs to be designed, estimated and budgeted, scheduled, workers need to be hired, hundreds of hours of hands-on work done, floored and painted, all the things necessary to turn an empty lot into something functioning.
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