What You’ll Learn

In Vermont State’s construction management associate degree program, you’ll experience hands-on, practically focused instruction to prepare you for roles in this growing field. You’ll graduate ready for the job with: 

• Knowledge of building systems and materials for residential and commercial construction 
• Experience with industry-standard software used for research, documentation, calculation, and communication 
• Sharpened skills in written and oral communication in the construction management context 
• An understanding of loads and material selection for structural elements 
• The ability to estimate the costs, materials, and time required for complex projects 
• Knowledge of industry safety standards and how to maintain them on the job site 

Outside the Classroom, In the Community

Gain valuable practical experience through a paid summer internship. During the following semester, you’ll reflect on your time and deepen your learning through discussion with peers and a faculty mentor. 

Recent Employers: 

• Consigli Construction 
• DEW Construction 
• Engelberth Construction 
• Greenman-Pedersen Inc. 
• HP Cummings 
• J.A. McDonald, Inc. 
• K&E Electric 
• Naylor and Breen Builders 
• Neagley and Chase Construction 
• New England Air Systems 
• PC Construction 
• Pike Industries 
• Trumbull-Nelson Construction 
• Whiting-Turner Construction 

Special Facilities

The Construction Lab is a large, multi-purpose space used for lectures and presentations as well as hands-on lab and group work with building products and systems.

Graduation Rates and Headcounts

Graduation rates and headcounts appear for accreditation purposes.