Why Study Construction Management at Vermont State?
- Growing, High-Paying Field: The average pay for construction managers is $98,890, and 36,400 new careers in construction management are expected through 2031*.
- Employment Success: 100% of Vermont State’s Construction Management students found employment within six months after graduating.
- Job Ready: Graduate with a wealth of practical experience for confidence as you launch your career. Through coursework, internships, and a capstone project, you’ll have the chance to practice the skills and processes used every day in construction management jobs.
- Flexibility: Whether you’re a full-time student or working professional looking for more advanced roles, you’ll be able to create a degree plan that fits your life.
- Broad Preparation: Gain an edge on the job market with the ability to see the construction process in a wider context. In addition to in-depth coursework on every aspect of construction management, you’ll study the key areas of business, including accounting and marketing, as well as core scientific disciplines like chemistry and physics.
*U.S. Department of Labor Statistics
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Program Outcomes
100%Placement Rate
Vermont Tech 6 Month Outcome Survey, Class of 2019.
Sample Courses
- Financial Management
- Means and Methods of Construction 1
- Construction Project Management
- Concrete & Steel Lab
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Student Stories
“The faculty in the Construction Management program are top tier and have really made it a close-knit family-like experience.”
Sawyer Josler
