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Flexible, online MA degree

The Construction Management program offers construction management and project management emphases associated with the online Master of Administration degree.

If you’re a mid-career professional who wants a comprehensive understanding of administration and to strengthen and update your administration skills, this degree could be perfect for you.

The degree requires:

  • core area - 15 credit hours
  • ADM 515
  • ADM 540
  • ENG 526
  • POS 543
  • ADM 530 or POS 501
  • emphasis area - 18 credit hours
  • capstone- 3 credit hours

Master of Administration: Construction Management Emphasis

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This program will prepare you for a leadership role in the construction industry. You will also be prepared for societal and technological changes throughout your career, which will help you adapt and succeed in personal construction activities and entrepreneurial endeavors.

Degree requirements 

Along with the core area and capstone requirements, complete the following 18 credit hours:

  • PM 683
  • CM 629
  • CM 688
  • CM 690
  • PM 529 Project or PM 588
  • approved elective (3 credit hours)

Capstone information 

Head to the Master of Administration website to see the capstone syllabus and application.

Master of Administration: Project Management Emphasis

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This program will prepare you to successfully manage projects to meet goals and timelines aligned with identified budgets and resources. 

Opportunities abound for project management professionals in numerous disciplines that include:

  • the design and construction of buildings
  • organizing political campaigns
  • launching a software product
  • developing an advertising campaign
  • coordinating events

Degree requirements 

Along with the core area and capstone requirements, complete the following 18 credit hours:

  • PM 529
  • PM 588
  • PM 681
  • PM 683
  • PM 689
  • approved elective (3 credit hours)

Capstone information 

Head to the Master of Administration website to see the capstone syllabus and application.

Program requirements

Admission to the degree program requires:

  • a minimum of five years of professional work experience
  • three professional letters of recommendation
  • an application with an essay describing how this degree will enhance your professional goals