The construction industry is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, generating 20 percent of the gross domestic product. Our program will give you the knowledge and skills to excel in an interesting and challenging career.
Is This Program Right for Me?
To be successful in the Construction Management Technology field, you will need knowledge and skills in science, business and management; materials, methods, codes, and regulations; reading, writing and speaking; problem solving; and computer skills to work with building plans, develop estimates, manage costs, and set schedules.
Work environments range from permanent offices to job-site offices where you can be involved in the day-to-day construction of a project, using both theory and hands-on experience.
Program Objective and Accreditation
The objective of the Construction Management Technology program is to provide the highest quality construction education possible and maintain a strong commitment to serving students, the community and the construction industry.
Occupational Outlook
Projected growth for construction management careers is strong. A wide variety of jobs is available, including construction supervisor, cost estimator, construction manager, site superintendent, and project manager. Other jobs related to construction technology include insurance adjusting, construction safety, equipment leasing, and building materials sales. Annual mean wage in Central Missouri ranges from $57,080 to $89,270.
Data Sources – The website mynextmove.org, which is developed and maintained by the National Center for O*NET Development, under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration, and the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center (MERIC).
Students seeking a degree in construction management often find successful and rewarding careers in construction, manufacturing, industrial design, architecture, and more.
- This program is offered at the Sedalia and Lake of the Ozarks campuses.
