Construction Management, Associates in Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Program Length
1 - 2 Years
63 Credits
Degrees Offered
Associates in Applied Science
Learning Experiences
Online
Preparing you for positions in construction management and construction firms.
Creating this type of physical infrastructure requires professionals who have the technical, management, and leadership skills to coordinate multifaceted projects. This field also seeks professionals who can analyze situations, deal with challenges and time pressures, solve problems, communicate effectively, and conduct business in a fair and ethical manner. The Lewis University Construction Management degree program will provide you with skills and knowledge in project coordination and leadership for top career paths.
Employers increasingly prefer to hire individuals with a degree in construction management, as well as work experience. As construction processes become increasingly complex, employers are placing a growing importance on education that includes technical training as well as a degree program.
Excellent employment opportunities for construction managers are expected because the number of positions will exceed the qualified individuals who are seeking the occupation. Individuals who transfer to other fields or retire will also create a void for having experienced and educated managers and leaders in the field.
Designed for Working Adults
The Associate of Applied Science in Construction Management (A.A.S.) degree at Lewis University is a transfer-friendly program. You will be able to use Prior Learning Experience toward credits-eligible for an industry-wide respected associate’s (A.A.S.) degree. Graduates from a related IWE program should transfer into the Lewis University Construction Management, A.A.S. degree program. Courses will be offered online and in Romeoville.
Graduation Requirements
To meet the graduation requirements, for an AAS Degree, you will need to earn a total of 63 credit hours, consisting of 45 credits for the program and 18 additional general education credits.
Career Opportunities
Careers for construction management majors include:
- Field supervisor
- Estimator
- Building inspector
- Project manager
- Contractor
