MSOE’s newest master’s degree was created in conjunction with the Rader School of Business and the Architectural Engineering/Building Construction Department. The degree targets professionals who are working in, or have experience in, the construction industry. It teaches professionals the leadership tools necessary to compete in the ever-changing and highly competitive construction management environment. It provides students with advanced skills and understanding in construction project administration and business management.

Courses are focused on business development, new and emerging technologies for construction and project delivery systems, and executive administration of construction firms. The degree prepares graduates for leadership positions in the construction industry.

Degree highlights

• Modeled after existing Rader School of Business management programs.
• Targets professionals who are working in, or have experience in, the construction industry.
• Features blended Internet classes, which complement the construction industry’s seasonal work flow.

Program details

• Curriculum track
• Program goals & required courses
• Scheduling & registration
• Apply Online

Additional information

• Graduate management programs at MSOE
• Master Certificate in Construction & Business Management

Admission requirements

1. A bachelor of science degree in a relevant field (e.g., construction management, civil engineering, architectural engineering, etc.).
2. Full-time work experience in construction or a related industry. At least two years is expected. This requirement will be waived for applicants who will be working full-time in such a position while enrolled in the program.
3. Computer literacy, knowledge or work processing and spreadsheet software, and a personal computer (laptop recommended) with Internet access.
4. Two letters of recommendation. If employed, at least one of the letters should be from the applicant’s employer or manager.
5. Test scores from the GRE if the applicant’s undergraduate GPA was below 2.80 (on a 4.00 scale). Test scores must be submitted prior to regular acceptance into the program. Applicants are expected to submit scores that indicate potential success in the program.
6. Completion of an advisory briefing with the first year of enrollment is highly recommended. The briefing may be completed in either a group session or individual conference, either by phone or in person, with a faculty advisor.

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Program Coordinators:

• Dr. Carolyn "Kelly" Ottman
  
• Prof. David Schmitz

If you are interested in learning more about this program, please contact MSOE's Continuing Studies and Outreach Department.

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Do you have questions about this program or the application process? Contact one of our Professional Development Advisors for assistance.

Katie Gassenhuber Professional Development Advisor Send email