Why do you want to work in construction management?

Overall, a career in construction management has so much to offer. It has a nice compensation, is rewarding, exciting, educates you with broad skills, and puts you not only in a professional office environment but also out in the field.

Is construction management worth studying?

Higher Salary Potential Those with a bachelor’s degree in construction management earn an average of $95,000 per year with additional benefits. Construction managers’ need is also estimated to grow at a rate of 8\% through 2029, making this a sought-after position higher than the national average.

What attracts you to a career in the construction industry?

By pursuing a career in construction you are making a big difference to your local community and even further afield! You can be involved in designing, planning and developing projects that can make a real difference too many people.

Why did you choose construction engineering management as your specialization?

Students have worked as locally as their hometown and as far away as Norway! Our students take internship opportunities to work as paid employees in the construction industry and perform duties with increasing responsibilities in field operations, office operations and project management.

What do construction management do?

Construction managers plan, coordinate, budget, and supervise construction projects from start to finish. Construction managers may have a main office but spend most of their time in a field office onsite, where they monitor projects and make decisions about construction activities. Their schedules may vary.

What excites you about the construction industry?

Work that matters Not only does the sector contribute to the economy, creating jobs and wealth, it also makes a positive impact on the world around us. From shopping malls, business parks and skyscrapers, to hospitals, schools and airports, construction workers literally shape the society we all live within.

Why should I pursue a career?

It Helps You Prioritize. Choosing a meaningful career will affect more than just your professional life. A fulfilling career path will set the foundation for many of your other life decisions. All the above reasons for pursuing a meaningful career affect your personal life even outside of your work.