Construction Management Technology, MSCMT (OL)

About the Program

Students can enhance their careers with Purdue’s fully online Master of Science in Construction Management (MSCM). Skillfully designed to fill the knowledge gap between construction projects and executive construction management, this program teaches project professionals to be successful general and executive construction managers. The courses are delivered by industry practitioners who have a proven history of success in upper-level construction management. Students learn from industry experts, gain practical knowledge, and immediately apply their skills in the real world.

The 100% online curriculum typically requires just two courses per semester and is designed to prepare qualified individuals for leadership positions in the construction industry. This program delivers the benefits of an MBA but with a focus on the construction industry, emphasizing construction company-level operations and management. This program is ideal for individuals with an accredited bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, architecture, or a closely related field, and with at least two years of professional construction management experience.

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Program Requirements

33 Credits Required

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