The technology management:
construction management and design degree includes all facets of construction,
so you can excel in all aspects of the construction industry, including public,
residential, commercial, and industrial structures. As a construction
management and design major, you’ll be prepared for technically oriented,
mid-management positions. You’ll learn technical aspects including
architectural drafting and mechanics of structures and materials as well as
management aspects like contracts, building codes, estimating, and project
administration. Learn how to manage construction projects, including
scheduling, estimating, codes, and contracts. Get hands-on experience utilizing
tools and equipment related to residential and commercial construction. Create
detailed working drawings for residential and commercial projects using
computer-aided design. Get a feel for 'real-world' construction management
through an internship. Technology management is a field of study designed to
prepare technical and/or management-oriented professionals for employment in
business, industry, education, and government. Technology management is
primarily involved with the management, operation, and maintenance of complex
technological systems, while engineering and engineering technology are
primarily involved with the design and installation of these systems.
Career Path
Graduates have a multitude of
career options to pursue, working for both public and private sector clients,
in specialist and generic consultancy roles. Roles may be focused upon any
combination of managerial, software or technical skills. This course is
accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building.
