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Construction Management: Building a Purposeful Career

Keiser University offers a Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management for students who want to lead construction projects from planning through completion, gaining the technical and management skills construction managers need to build a career across Florida and beyond. This workforce‑aligned degree prepares students for leadership roles in residential, commercial, industrial, and civil construction.

Sharpen Your Technical and Management Skills

Build the technical knowledge and management skills construction managers possess to plan, estimate, and supervise construction projects from start to finish.

Learn from Experts in Construction Management

Learn from faculty with years of construction industry experience who are passionate about preparing the next generation of construction managers and industry leaders.

Study On-Campus

Complete your construction management program on-campus where construction laboratories support hands-on training and field-based learning.

Lead and Manage Construction Projects

Prepare to become a construction manager who plans, estimates, and oversees the building projects that shape communities, from commercial developments to residential construction and infrastructure work.

At a Glance

120

Credit Hours

26

Courses

40

Months*

4 or 16

Week Terms

  • Up to 12 credits of transfer credit*
  • Career opportunities as a construction manager, estimator, scheduler, or Building Information Modeling coordinator
  • On-Campus
  • Financial aid for those who qualify**

* Time to degree completion and the number of transfer credits are estimates, not intended as a guarantee, and can vary based on many case-by-case factors.
** Speak with a dedicated financial aid counselor to explore all your financial aid and funding options.

Applied Construction Management, BS Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management offers students a career-focused pathway into one of the most in-demand fields in Florida’s building industry. The program covers construction methods and processes, cost estimating, project scheduling, project management, and construction safety through a curriculum built around practical applications and industry experience. Students gain hands-on training in construction laboratories, complete field projects, and work alongside industry partners during internships, all within a structure that prepares graduates to enter the job market as construction managers with the technical and management skills employers seek.
 
The program suits students who want to lead the projects that shape the buildings and communities around them. Construction managers plan budgets, supervise construction projects, and refine construction plans to keep every phase on schedule, from the first blueprint to the final walkthrough, making this one of the most hands-on bachelor’s degree programs for future construction managers. Students complete coursework in construction laboratories, gaining experience with the tools and technology construction managers use every day.

Program Mission

The mission of the BS in Applied Construction Management program at Keiser University is to prepare students for professional practice in construction management by integrating technical construction knowledge with business, management, and applied decision-making skills. The program emphasizes ethical leadership, innovation, and sustainability, and prepares graduates to manage construction projects effectively and contribute responsibly to the construction industry and the communities it serves.

Program Goals

Graduates of the Applied Construction Management program at Keiser University will:

  • Demonstrate technical proficiency and apply innovative solutions in the planning, construction, and management of projects, integrating sustainable practices that address societal, economic, and environmental needs.
  • Exhibit ethical leadership, integrity, and professional responsibility while working effectively in diverse, multidisciplinary teams, upholding the highest standards of the construction profession.
  • Engage in continuous learning and adapt to emerging technologies and industry practices to remain effective contributors to the construction field and to the communities they serve.

Prerequisites

Completion of all general education coursework with a minimum cumulative grade average of 2.0 (exceptions only by approval of Program Director).

Program Highlights

  • Fuse technical proficiency, managerial expertise, and industry-aligned experiential learning in one practice-driven curriculum built for future construction managers.
  • Connect engineering fundamentals directly to project administration, rather than treating construction technology and management as separate skill sets.
  • Study sustainable construction methods, Building Information Modeling (BIM), and advanced construction project management strategies through a curriculum built around emerging technologies and industry trends.
  • Gain hands-on training in construction laboratories, field projects, and internships with industry partners, building the field experience construction managers rely on throughout their careers.

Estimated Student Costs

Required and Optional Fees for Programs: Fees are costs set by the university in addition to tuition (and room and board, if applicable). These fees may be required for your program or optional depending on the courses you take, and they support the costs associated with completing an approved program of study. Fees are defined in the university’s catalog or supplement and listed on the school’s billing statement or invoice. Fees that are optional will not be paid using GI Bill® benefits and will be the responsibility of the student choosing these additional options. For additional guidance, please see your Program Director or Admissions Counselor.

Accreditation Statuses

Keiser University holds institutional accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, including those in Applied Engineering. Learn more about Keiser University accreditation. The SACSCOC accreditation ensures Keiser University meets rigorous quality standards, which is crucial for students as it affects access to federal financial aid, the transferability of credits to other accredited schools, and recognition of degrees for graduate programs and employers. This accreditation signifies that the institution adheres to standards that ensure educational quality and institutional effectiveness.

While the Applied Construction Management program doesn’t require programmatic accreditation, the program still offers a robust and practical curriculum designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for successful careers in engineering technology and related fields.

Program Outline

On-Campus
 
Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management Degree Courses
 
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management program at Keiser University prepares students to become construction managers who plan, estimate, and manage building projects from the ground up. Grounded in hands-on experience and technical skills, the construction management degree program covers construction estimating, project scheduling, construction processes, construction safety, and Building Information Modeling. Students apply construction management techniques through laboratory work, field projects, and real-world challenges, graduating ready to compete in today’s job market as construction managers.
 
To receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Construction Management, students must complete 120 credit hours as described below. The length of this program is approximately 40 months (this will vary if a student transfers in credits). The credit hours in parentheses indicate the required number of credit hours in each discipline.

Lower Division Courses

Lower Division Program Major Courses (30.0 credit hours)
Accounting Principles I 3.0 credit hours
Principles of Management 3.0 credit hours
Construction Documents 3.0 credit hours
Introduction to Construction Techniques 3.0 credit hours
Introduction to Engineering or Introduction to Construction Materials 3.0 credit hours
Construction Drawings 3.0 credit hours
Applied Statics in Construction 3.0 credit hours
Introduction to Surveying 3.0 credit hours
Building Construction Plans 3.0 credit hours
Computer-Aided Design 3.0 credit hours

Note: All major courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher to advance to the next course.

 

General Education Courses (33.0 credit hours)
Behavioral/Social Science (3.0 credit hours)
Introduction to Psychology 3.0 credit hours
Sociology 3.0 credit hours
Communications (3.0 credit hours)
Speech 3.0 credit hours
Computers (3.0 credit hours)
Introduction to Computers 3.0 credit hours
English (6.0 credit hours)
English Composition I 3.0 credit hours
English Composition II 3.0 credit hours
Economics (3.0 credit hours)
Macroeconomics 3.0 credit hours
Mathematics (9.0 credit hours)
College Algebra*† 3.0 credit hours
Statistics*† 3.0 credit hours
Precalculus*† 3.0 credit hours
Natural Science (6.0 credit hours)
General Physics*† 3.0 credit hours
Chemistry*† 3.0 credit hours

* Must be completed with a “C” or higher.
† Required prerequisite to be completed before taking major courses.

Upper Division Courses

Upper Division Program Major Courses (45.0 credit hours)
Codes and Standards 3.0 credit hours
Soils and Concrete 3.0 credit hours
Legal and Ethical Environment of Bus 3.0 credit hours
Construction Estimating I 3.0 credit hours
Construction Estimating II 3.0 credit hours
Construction Contracts 3.0 credit hours
Mechanical Systems 3.0 credit hours
Managing a Construction Project and Control 3.0 credit hours
Construction Techniques of Superstructures 3.0 credit hours
Construction Layout Planning 3.0 credit hours
AI Applications for Engineers 3.0 credit hours
Temporary Structures 3.0 credit hours
Construction Law 3.0 credit hours
Electrical Systems 3.0 credit hours
Students are Required to Select Either Track 1 or Track 2.
Track 1 – Internship (6.0 credits)
CM Internship I 3.0 credit hours
CM Internship II 3.0 credit hours
Track 2 – Capstones (6.0 credits)
Construction Management Capstone I 3.0 credit hours
Construction Management Capstone II 3.0 credit hours
Computer Courses (3.0 credit hours)
Modeling and Simulations 3.0 credit hours
Upper Division General Education Requirement (3.0 credits)
Intermediate Statistics 3.0 credit hours

If you’re someone who cares about…

Leading projects from blueprint to completion, solving challenges on the job site, and building the infrastructure communities rely on every day,

an applied construction management degree might be exactly what you’re looking for.

Future construction managers are organized, hands-on problem solvers with a passion for building and leading. They pursue careers where they can bring projects to life, from commercial developments and residential communities to renovated facilities and critical infrastructure.

Whether your interest lies in cost estimating, project scheduling, or field supervision, this bachelor’s degree program gives future construction managers the technical skills and hands-on experience to turn passion into a profession.

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What Jobs Can You Get with a Bachelor's in Applied Construction Management?

Construction managers play a vital role in planning, building, and overseeing the projects that shape communities, and graduates of Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management program step into these roles and others across the field, including project engineers, field engineers, estimators, and more. These opportunities allow graduates to contribute to projects ranging from commercial and residential development to infrastructure and civil construction.

Construction Management graduates may work as construction managers, project managers, construction estimators, quality control managers, safety managers, or Building Information Modeling coordinators, helping keep construction projects on schedule and within budget. On the job site, construction managers often collaborate with civil engineers, architects, and other design professionals to move a project from design through completion. The program also builds a foundation for pursuing continued studies in engineering, construction technology, or business management, opening the door to expanded leadership opportunities within the construction industry.

Career Pathways in Applied Construction Management

  • Construction manager overseeing commercial construction and residential projects
  • Project manager coordinating construction budgets and schedules
  • Project engineer supporting construction planning and execution
  • Field engineer for on-site construction operations
  • Construction estimator preparing project cost estimates
  • Scheduler coordinating construction timelines and resources
  • Superintendent managing day-to-day activities for general contractors
  • Building Information Modeling coordinator for construction technology teams
  • Quality control manager ensuring projects meet design specifications
  • Safety manager overseeing construction safety programs
  • Construction consultant advising on infrastructure and heavy civil projects
  • Facilities and asset manager for commercial development companies
Applied Construction Management, BS

Gain Job-Ready Skills for a Construction Management Career

  • Construction cost estimating, project budgeting, and project management fundamentals
  • Technical skills in Building Information Modeling and computer-aided design software
  • Construction scheduling and project control techniques
  • Construction safety practices, building codes, and safety regulations
  • Applied statics, soils, and concrete principles for construction projects
  • Construction codes, standards, and legal contract fundamentals
  • Organizational skills construction managers use to manage complex construction projects
  • Communication skills for working with construction managers, engineers, and field crews
  • Technical drawing interpretation and building construction document review
  • Leadership skills and professional development preparation for construction industry roles

Keiser University offers career-focused degree programs designed to support working adults, traditional students, and career changers. With on-campus, online, and hybrid learning options, experienced faculty, and comprehensive student support, Keiser helps learners achieve their personal and professional goals at all levels. Our higher education programs prepare graduates, including future construction managers, for leadership roles across construction, engineering, business, and other growing industries.

See What Sets Keiser Apart

Since 1977, Keiser University has helped students turn their career ambitions into reality through its renowned Students First philosophy. With small class sizes, a focused one-class-at-a-time schedule, personalized faculty support, flexible learning options, and career-driven programs in technology, business, nursing, health care, and more, students benefit from an educational experience designed to promote success. In a supportive environment focused on individual achievement, students can develop the knowledge and skills needed to pursue the path that best aligns with their future goals.

Keiser is one of Florida’s largest private, non-profit universities, serving nearly 20,000 students at multiple Florida campuses, online, and at international sites. Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award undergraduate and graduate degrees. The accreditation ensures Keiser University meets rigorous quality standards, which is crucial for students as it affects access to federal financial aid, the transferability of credits to other accredited schools, and recognition of degrees for undergraduate and graduate programs. This accreditation signifies that the institution adheres to standards that ensure educational quality and institutional effectiveness.

Students Testimonials

At Keiser University we are here to help you succeed by providing the professional and academic foundation to meet your educational goals and objectives.

Tom Buchanan
Keiser University Nursing Student

Tom Buchanan, a military veteran and nursing student, says Keiser helped him transition into a meaningful healthcare career where he could continue serving his community. He appreciates the strong support available to veterans, including a dedicated VA adviser who is responsive, helpful, and committed to ensuring students fully use the benefits they earned through service.

Audrey Chouraqui Azoulay
Cinematic Arts program graduate

Audrey Chouraqui Azoulay, a Cinematic Arts program graduate, has shared her positive experience. She expressed gratitude to her professors, Samantha Kountz and Jean Jacques, for their encouragement and support during her studies. Her story highlights a passion for film production and acknowledges the program’s contribution to her success.

Kadeshia Rose
Keiser University Software Engineering Student

The environment is friendly. The instructors really actually care about how you are going to get your degree. Keiser was a great fit.

Kennedy Foster
Sports Management Graduate

Keiser University has always supported me in every aspect of my life. Athletically, they have provided top-notch coaches, athletic trainers, and strength coaches who truly helped mold and build me into the player that I am today. Academically, my professors brought out the best in me and constantly made me think critically in real-world situations, and professionally, my professors truly prepared me for my current job. Every task I am given, I can think back to my time at KU and think of an assignment or discussion that I had.

Antigonie Sanabria
Sports Management student

I picked Keiser because, first of all, it’s a school sports management, so I knew that there would be a higher focus of that here, and I knew I could get the best education that I wanted to have if I attended.

Lee Tamburro
Crime Scene Technology student

Being able to solve problems and try to figure out what exactly happened and try to help whoever is the victim is amazing. In a smaller classroom setting you have more time with your teacher. A lot of times you’re just a name on a paper in a bigger class but in Keiser’s smaller classes format, it’s a little more personable, and one class at a time is very helpful.

Amya Black
Culinary Arts, AS degree student

I chose Keiser because of a good friend of mine. She graduated last year and hearing all the good things about the program really made a difference. And this is possibly the best school experience I’ve had. Your teachers know your name. They know your personality. They know what to expect of you. Honestly, they push you to be the best version of yourself.

Marcus Walton
Keiser University Cybersecurity student

Keiser University is one big giant family and I feel that I’ve I learned a lot more here than I would on a traditional campus. This university has changed my life; I’m more assertive, I am completing tasks more efficiently, and I’ve learned a whole lot about it and cyber security.

Haley Roberge
BS in Forensic Investigations graduate

What I love about Keiser is the fact that there’s intimate class sizes, teachers that actually care about what you’re going to school for and they have real life experience; they’re going to be there for you throughout your journey; it’s not just you see that teacher one time and you’re done.

Will Doyle
Sports Medicine & Fitness Technology Graduate

I heard about Keiser University through a battle buddy that I was overseas with in the military. For me school was tough; the more one-on-one attention at Keiser helped me a lot and the teachers that seemed to reach out to you and care. I think that little push right there kept me dedicated. I became a gym owner because I got the skills I needed at Keiser.

Alex Avila
Sports Medicine & Fitness Technology Student

Hands On, Practical Instruction. We have incredible instructors who are very knowledgeable in this field.

Jacvelyne Michel
Keiser University Nursing Student

I chose to study at Keiser University because they offer the accelerated nursing program which I could get my BS in in 16 months. They push us to do our best and they’re very fixated on us passing all of our classes and understanding the concepts. And they really prepare us well for the NCLEX exam.

Ryan G
Culinary Arts Graduates

“I know that when I go for a job interview and I have Keiser University on my resume that I am going to get the job.”

Jillian Bellis
Keiser University Nursing Student

Jillian Bellis, a nursing student, says Keiser University gave her the opportunity to return to school and pursue her lifelong passion for nursing. She highlights key benefits of Keiser, including flexible pathways for adult learners and career changers, supportive programs designed for students at different life stages, and the chance to pursue meaningful, career-focused education later in life.

Solange Mondesir
Keiser University College of Nursing Student

Seeing Keiser nurses out in the field – Keiser pushes out good nurses. So, I know I’m going to be prepared once I step out of the program.

Kadeshia Rose
Keiser University Software Engineering Student

The environment is friendly. The instructors really actually care about how you are going to get your degree.  Keiser was a great fit.

Kiefer Suau
Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering graduate

Keiser University provided me with the foundation to turn ambition into action, equipping me with the discipline, purpose, and support necessary to make a lasting impact. The dedicated faculty and my incredible colleagues continually challenged, inspired, and encouraged me, shaping both my personal and professional growth. With my Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering, I’ve been able to pursue meaningful contributions in public service and technology, while advancing my career as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst for Behavioral Pedestal LLC and Spring Health ABA.

Brian Mardy, RN
Associates of Science Degree in Nursing

I was an active reservist and wanted to enter nursing. Keiser University provided me with new opportunities to do much more in life.

Gaelen Przybylowicz
Keiser University B.S. in Law Enforcement Operations – Forensics Concentration Graduate

I learned a lot about my subject field while attending Keiser. All my teachers continually promoted success and successful thinking, and my peers helped me to a higher standard than others because they knew I could achieve more.

Christy Marek
Keiser University B.S. in Law Enforcement Operations Graduate

KU taught me how to thoroughly do an investigation, read a police report, and understand crime scenes and photos of crime scenes along with any other evidentiary items. I really loved the classes in our program as well as being able to focus on one class a month. It allowed me to learn more.

Brandon Alexander Presley
Legal Studies Student

“My experience at Keiser has been incredible, especially because of the small class sizes—they’re really catered to us and make learning more personal and engaging. As a veteran, I was worried about adjusting back to a structured routine, but the campus made that transition much easier.   Overall, this campus has truly become like a family to me.”

Sarah S.
Keiser University Medical Assisting Graduate

I cannot thank Keiser University enough for the experience and the learning opportunities I have had here. I never thought that at 20 years old, I would be halfway through my bachelor’s degree and working full-time as a medical assistant.

Quondra B.
Keiser University Medical Assisting Graduate

“I have had the experience of dealing with classes that accommodated my schedule of being a full-time employee as well as a full-time mother of three. The hands-on experience and the knowledge received was outstanding. I was elated by the amount of information I received in such a short period of time.”

Danna Murphy
Master of Science in Nursing Graduate

“I really enjoyed the small class sizes and having an advisor at the campus who was able to guide me when I needed advice. I could take the program online, which helped tremendously as I was staying home with my children. Being able to do my schoolwork on my own timetable helped me to be accessible for my children and my husband.”

Arisnelvys Gonzalez, JD
Paralegal Studies Graduate

“Keiser University provided me with everything I needed for my future career as a licensed Florida Bar Attorney. While at KU I retained an Associates Degree in the Paralegal Studies Program. The Program helped me develop not only the essential skills a paralegal is required to hold but also long-term practical and professional skills.”

Justin Pugh
Full Stack Engineer

“The instructors at Keiser University impacted my life. They believed in my ability to become a great graphic designer, regardless of how I felt about my skills. KU helped to prepare me for the real world and got me to where I am today.”

John F. Phelan
Fire Chief – Mashpee, MA

“When I first enrolled, I was new to the online educational environment and nervous as to how the experience would go. Keiser University has a knack for selecting educators who are perfect for this method of instruction, which allowed me and my fellow classmates to get up to speed quickly.”

Wayne Webb
Criminal Justice Graduate

“KU prepared me for Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy and the Florida State Correctional program. I have finally reached my goal of becoming a full-time deputy, with the Leon County Sheriff’s Office.”

Emily Emilov
Forensic Investigations Graduate

“At Keiser University we’re here to help you succeed by providing the professional and academic foundation to meet your educational goals and objectives.”

Ayden Przybylowicz
Associate of Science in Culinary Arts Graduate

“Because of the experiences I had at Keiser, along with the contacts I made, I made great progress throughout my career already. I thoroughly enjoyed the quality of my education at KU.”

Jennifer Kotzur
Curriculum and Instruction, PhD

“The C & I program at Keiser University is one of the best PhD programs, offering student-center learning and student-first learning. KU provided the rigor and growth I needed to be prepared for my future endeavors.”

Marie Boone
Family Nurse Practitioner, MSN

“I chose Keiser University because I was looking for a local University that was flexible and suited my needs as a parent and full-time RN. The weekly live interactions with the professors were a definite plus. The tuition was reasonable and less than other Universities. Keiser University’s motto, “purity, truth, wisdom” was honored by the commitment of the nursing faculty to the students.”

Javier Araque
Keiser University’s College of Nursing

“My name is Javier Araki, and I’m in the nursing program at Keiser University. What stands out most to me is their students-first approach. Everything is centered on preparing us for the real-world demands of the field. The faculty and staff genuinely support you and help in every way they can. Because of that environment, I truly feel empowered and confident about my future in nursing.”

Anthony Alber
KU Sport Management and Operations, MS Graduate

“I am forever grateful to have been a part of the Keiser Sports Management program! Not only did I gain professional momentum to kickstart my career, I received help from professors that truly care about their students and made great friends along the way.”

Osmara Cailam
Master of Science in Nursing Graduate

“Choosing Keiser was instrumental because they offered small class sizes and the faculty provided one-on-one time with all of the students. Being in an online program, it is essential to have someone accessible to you and the faculty was always there when we needed them. I was also impressed at the structure, organization and curriculum for the program at Keiser.”

Ryan Bushey
Content and Media Production

“My instructors weren’t interested in just teaching. They were invested in every single student. They were invested in me. I’m proud to say I went to Keiser University, if for no other reason, because of my personal and professional development my instructors brought me.”

Jane Krolewski
Master of Science in Family Nurse Practitioner Graduate

“The Family Nurse Practitioner Program at Keiser University is an excellent program managed by a group of dynamic and dedicated professional educators. During my time at Keiser University, there was never a moment when I felt alone or lost. The support and guidance of my instructors were instrumental in accomplishing my professional goals and certification.”

Kiefer Suau
Software Engineering Graduate

“The dedicated faculty and my incredible colleagues continually challenged, inspired, and encouraged me, shaping both my personal and professional growth. With my Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering, I’ve been able to pursue meaningful contributions in public service and technology.”

Jada Vidal
Culinary Arts Graduate

“Keiser was one of the best choices I made for culinary school but you must put in the time, show up, and listen to your chefs.“

Heather S
Keiser University Criminal Justice Graduate

Once I graduated, I found a job right out of college within my degree. I now proudly work for the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice.

Wayne W.
Keiser University Criminal Justice graduate

When I came to Keiser University, I had no idea what I was capable of doing. I knew if I made good grades and worked hard, it would look good on my resume. It would also show my girls how important an education was. So, I worked hard. KU prepared me for Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy and the Florida State Correctional program…I have finally reached my goal of becoming a full-time deputy, with the Leon County Sheriff’s Office.

Jason Liska
Keiser Graduate and Lake County Fire Fighter and Paramedic

Liska said he chose the Keiser University Fire Science program because of the professors’ real-life experiences in the field and the convenience of the one-class-at-a-time and one-class-per-month schedule. “You’ve got to find a way to balance things and Keiser was very beneficial in providing me that balance.”

Desiree James
Keiser University Diagnostic Medical Sonography Graduate

I loved that Keiser University focused on one class per month. I feel I gained a lot from this because there were no distractions from other subjects in the same period of time. I found the information for each subject was better retained this way. In addition, my professors were always available for one-on-one help which is nearly unheard of in a large university or state college.

Deanna Confessore
Deanna Confessore – Golf Management graduate – Keiser University

My time at Keiser gave me hands-on experience teaching golf and great mentors to look up to.

Jason Loomis
Executive Director at Great River Golf Club.

“Huge gratitude towards Keiser University, you know, I was a golf enthusiast and wanted to get into the game. And it was a perfect school that opened its doors to me, let me in, and showed me the ropes. And their guidance and education, and not to mention mentorship, even after I graduated, has really propelled me into the professional I am today.”

Samuel Fernandes
Animation and Game Design student – Keiser University

I’m Samuel Fernandes of Keiser University. I’m currently enrolled as a student under the animation and game design bachelors and I enjoy with my whole heart right now. I came to Keiser because it welcomes people and it was very warm and inviting. It allowed me to create the world I want. Here at Keiser, if you want to create world environments, if you want to enlist in characters, the game design program here is perfect.

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Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management program prepares future construction managers to enter a field where their work turns plans into finished buildings. With on-campus learning, access to construction laboratories, and real-world projects alongside industry partners, students graduate with the technical skills and professional development needed to pursue construction management careers in commercial development, infrastructure, and beyond. Whether the goal involves managing a job site, advancing into project executive roles, or entering the job market ready to contribute on day one, Keiser provides the education and practical experience to make it happen.

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Top Questions About Earning a Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management

What is applied construction management?

Students applying to the Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management program need to provide the following:

  • Verification of high school graduation with a standard diploma (transcript, diploma, etc.)
  • Proof of graduation from a foreign institution that is comparable to a United States secondary school, as determined by a member agency of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services
  • A minimum Wonderlic score of 20 is recommended.
  • A minimum SAT total score of 900, with at least 500 in the Math section.
  • A minimum GPA of 2.75 in high school Math and Science courses is also recommended.

What makes this Applied Construction Management program unique?

Keiser University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Engineering program emphasizes the application of engineering fundamentals, construction methods, project planning, and management practices while incorporating state-of-the-art technologies and software, including Building Information Modeling, scheduling, estimating, and project management applications. Students develop practical skills through construction laboratories, field projects, and internships with industry partners, gaining experience in safety, quality control, sustainability, and project execution

Can I transfer credits for courses completed at another institution?

Keiser University welcomes transfer credits from accredited institutions, subject to evaluation and approval. Credits are evaluated for equivalency to Keiser University courses, and accepted credits may reduce overall time and cost to complete your degree. Only courses listed on official transcripts receive permanent official transfer credit, and official transcripts must be received directly from the previous institution. For details, speak with an admissions counselor or view the Admission Requirements page.

Do I need construction experience before enrolling?

No. Construction experience and an engineering background are not required before enrolling. The program builds foundational knowledge, skills, and concepts from the ground up, so students who want to become construction managers can succeed in the field, even if they are new to construction or engineering.

How do I become a construction manager?

Earning a bachelor’s degree in applied construction management gives future construction managers the technical training, hands-on lab work, and internship experience employers look for when hiring construction managers. Coursework in estimating, scheduling, safety, and Building Information Modeling prepares graduates to step into entry-level construction management, project management, and field engineer roles. Opportunities to grow into superintendent or project executive positions can be available with additional on-the-job experience. Most construction managers build this experience through a mix of formal education and on-the-job training, and a bachelor’s degree gives aspiring construction managers a strong head start.

What construction project management software and technologies will I learn?

Students gain hands-on experience with industry-leading software utilized in construction management and construction project management, including Building Information Modeling, project scheduling, and estimating software. The curriculum prepares students to effectively apply the latest digital tools and technologies in the field.

Are there construction technology labs and facilities for students?

Yes. The program features dedicated construction laboratories at the campus, where students gain hands-on experience with construction materials, technical drawings, and industry-standard project management software that construction managers rely on in the field.

Will students participate in industry projects?

Yes. Students complete internships with industry partners, including general contractors, through Track 1, or complete research-based Construction Management Capstone projects through Track 2. Both options give students real-world experience that strengthens their construction management careers after graduation.

What support is available for construction management students?

Keiser University’s Students First philosophy shapes every aspect of the student experience. Tutoring is available is all general education subjects. Full-time faculty maintain regular office hours and provide individualized academic guidance, mentoring, and support throughout the program.

How long does it take to complete the construction management degree program?

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Construction Management requires 120 credit hours and takes approximately 40 months to complete for full-time students who remain on track with the recommended study plan. Actual completion time depends on satisfactory academic progress and fulfillment of all program requirements. Transfer students may complete the program faster, depending on approved transfer credits.

How much does it cost to earn this bachelor's degree?

Tuition at Keiser University varies by degree program. Keiser offers financial aid, military and veteran benefits, scholarships, and tuition reimbursement to those who qualify, which can affect total tuition cost. For more detailed cost information, please contact an admissions counselor. Get more information about Keiser University’s tuition and costs.  For the latest tuition information, please view the University Graduate Catalog

Will I gain experience with Building Information Modeling, project scheduling, and estimating software?

Building Information Modeling, project scheduling, and estimating software are core components of the Applied Construction Management program, providing students with essential digital skills used throughout the construction industry.

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