The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management at Thomas Jefferson University prepares you to lead and innovate within the dynamic construction industry. This undergraduate degree is designed for aspiring professionals who aim to bridge the gap between project management, design, and execution, focusing on essential areas like construction estimating, contract administration, and site operations. You will develop a strong foundation in financial accounting, business analytics, and the behavior of materials, equipping you with the knowledge and technical skills necessary to contribute effectively to complex projects from the outset. This program emphasizes a rich collaboration between construction, project management, and design principles.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes practical subjects such as construction graphics, planning and scheduling, and construction safety and risk management. The program integrates core business principles with specialized construction knowledge, allowing you to explore areas like construction accounting, building systems, and project management through hands-on applications and real-world briefs. In your final year, you will undertake a capstone project, synthesizing your learning and preparing you for immediate impact in roles such as construction manager, project engineer, or estimator upon graduation.