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Master's in Construction Management

Our Master of Science in Construction Management equips students with the advanced skills needed for mid- and senior-level roles in the construction industry. It is designed for flexibility, accommodating both graduates from construction management and related fields.

Highlights

  • Choice between a thesis and non-thesis option
  • Complete the program in as little as one year
  • Weeknight scheduling to accommodate working professionals
  • No GRE requirement
  • STEM-designated Program

The master’s program provides an environment where graduate students develop advanced knowledge to enhance professional practice and apply research-driven insights to management decisions that impact organizations in a global economy.

Upon graduation, students will possess skills in effective written communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making, research methods, advanced communication technology, professional ethics, advanced construction management practices, risk management and principles of leadership in business.

Students with an undergraduate background in construction management or related areas may complete the program in one year if studying full-time. Those who need foundational courses may require additional time.

The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options: the thesis track includes 30 hours of coursework plus 6 hours of thesis work, while the non-thesis track consists of 36 hours of coursework, with up to 6 hours of independent studies.

View this program in the University Catalog

Course Outcomes

In the MS in Construction Management program, our curriculum prepares you for future pursuits of mid- and senior-level roles in the construction industry Depending on your prior major, potential subject matter may include:

  • Advanced construction management
  • Risk management
  • Business leadership principles
  • Communication skills
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Program Information

  • Application Requirements
    • 4-year bachelor’s degree in Construction, Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, Business or equivalent related fields
      • Students with other degrees may still be accepted, if they take basic undergraduate courses or the Short Course to provide an adequate background.
    • Submit the FIU Master’s Program Online Application, which will ask you to submit:
      • Official transcripts of all previously earned college or university credits
      • A statement or letter of intent (Optional, but recommended)
      • Three letters of recommendation (Optional, but recommended)
      • A statement of objectives (Optional, but recommended)
      • Resume or CV

    For more information, visit the FIU Admissions Graduate Applicant page.

  • International Students

    International students should refer to the FIU International Admissions site for additional instructions on how to apply or enroll as a first-time or transferring international student.

  • STEM Designation

    The Master of Science in Construction Management is a STEM-designated program. After program completion, international students have the opportunity of Optional Practical Training (OPT), which allows students to work within the U.S. for up to 36 months (one year of OPT + two years of STEM OPT) for STEM designated programs.

  • Construction Management Short Course

    This is a self-paced and fully online course that introduces you to prerequisite course material you may have missed if you hold a degree outside of construction and related fields.

    Learn about the Short Course

Apply to FIU

Interested students are encouraged to apply to FIU as early as possible. Applicants must submit transcripts from all schools attended, as well as any other supporting documentation required by their program of interest.

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