Welcome to the Construction Management Program


Transform your world with a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management (CMGT). From groundbreaking to ribbon-cutting, you’ll plan, coordinate, budget, and supervise construction projects all over the world in this fast-paced industry. Take the skills you learn in technology, estimating, safety, scheduling, sustainability, risk evaluation, and project management and create your future in this in-demand field.

 

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Learn more about our Construction Management programs at CWU.

Careers and Opportunities

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Degree Explanation

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Student Resources

Student Resources for CMGT

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ACCE Public Information

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Industry Advisory Council

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Construction Management Faculty Directory

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Degree Options

Our department envisions itself providing an educational service with customers at both ends of the system: students wanting an education leading toward employment and employers desiring leaders of the future.  

Undergraduate 
  • Construction Management Major, BS  
Minors and Certificates 
  • Construction Minor or Certificate 

Learn more about our degree options through our Program Finder.

Admissions  

For general university admissions information, contact the Office of Admissions. For advising information, contact the Academic Advising Center.  

Are you a graduate student? Contact the School of Graduate Studies and Research for admissions information.  

Program Accrediting Body

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