Construction Management Students

Construction Management

Certificate Technical Degree

Do you like building things and taking charge? Think about a career in construction management! Our programs will teach you how to plan and manage construction projects from start to finish and get you ready for a job in the field.

Program at a Glance

Career Opportunities

After you complete your program, you can pursue several related careers, including:

  • Project manager
  • Superintendent
  • Estimator
  • Assistant project manager
  • Assistant superintendent
  • Project engineer
  • Field engineer
  • Safety engineer

Earning Potential

Construction manager: $100,872

For more salary information, check out Texas Wages.

Locations

North Campus

DEGREES & CERTIFICATES

Construction Management 4-Sector Specialty, AAS

Technical Degree
The Associate of Applied Science degree prepares you for an entry-level career. Learn how to conceptually develop and organize a construction project, including pricing and procurement, scheduling and overseeing its organization, estimating, and implementation of the project. This program will prepare you for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) certification exam.
Length 2 Years
If you're studying full-time, you can complete the 60 credits for this program in four terms.
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Construction Management 4-Sector, Certificate of Technology

Certificate
The Certificate of Technology prepares you for the degree program, an entry-level career, or advancement in your current career. Learn how to work in the fields of commercial, residential, industrial, and infrastructure construction management. This program allows you to earn the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30-hour certificate.
Length 1.5 Years
If you're studying full-time, you can complete the 36 credits for this certificate in three terms.
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Industrial Project Management AAS

Technical Degree
The Associate of Applied Science degree prepares you for an entry-level career. Learn how to work in the field of industrial projects and construction management. This program allows you to earn the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30-hour certificate.
Length 2 Years
If you're studying full-time, you can complete the 60 credits for this program in four terms.
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Industrial Project Management, Certificate of Technology

Certificate
The Certificate of Technology prepares you for the degree program, an entry-level career, or advancement in your current career. Learn how to work in the field of industrial project and construction management. This program allows you to earn the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30-hour certificate.
Length 1.5 Years
If you're studying full-time, you can complete the 36 credits for this certificate in three terms.
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Construction Student

Explore Other Programs

Not sure if construction management is right for you? We have other programs in construction, industry, manufacturing, and transportation that you can explore.
Inspection Technologies

Inspection Technologies

A career in inspection and testing gives you many chances to grow. You can work in areas like oil and gas, welding, aerospace, and more.
Environmental Health and Safety

Environmental Health and Safety

If you are careful, organized, and like to think things through, consider a job where safety comes first. This program teaches you how to spot, assess, and fix problems that can cause unsafe work conditions.
Process Technology

Process Technology

If you have a technical mind and want a field with guaranteed job opportunities, check out process technology. Train in our industry-designed labs and be one of the many students hired directly from our program and become a skilled process technician.

Prepare for Success

Jon Greene
At San Jacinto College, we provide students a bigger picture of what the construction industry is—including trades that do the labor, like welding and electrical, to the trades that manage the labor like construction management. It’s my job to teach the construction managers the hard and soft skills they need to be successful from day one in the management team.”
Jon Greene
Professor of Construction Management

Contact Us

Have questions? Give us a call at 281-998-6350 x7639.
Tiffany Burton
Dean, Business and Technology
Email
Tiffany.Burton@sjcd.edu
Phone
(281) 459-7106