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(2014/02/09) Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering
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3.5.1.4. Construction management - undergraduate 4-year degree
Among the top programs in the country, ASU’s construction management curriculum prepares you to lead
and manage the building process while mastering core principles of design, cost estimation and planning.
Construction management professionals combine knowledge of innovative technologies, construction princi-
ples and business management to lead a wide variety of construction projects from residential and commer-
cial buildings to infrastructure projects such as roads, bridges and large facilities.
Our program teaches students to organize, lead and manage the building process. With new technologies and
opportunities, construction executives have large responsibilities and impact daily lives.
What will I study?
Construction management education combines engineering and business curricula. Our students get caught
up in the excitement of construction, enjoy the education and our job placement is very high. You will beco-
me part of the Del E. Webb School of Construction programs and the construction industry family.
You will learn computer and technical skills, math, cost estimating, scheduling, surveying, blueprint reading,
contracts, problem solving, people skills, management and leadership.
The undergraduate degree in construction management offers five areas of emphasis:
• Commercial building (general)
• Heavy construction (roads, bridges, dams)
• Specialty construction (mechanical and electrical)
• Residential
• Concrete Industry
3.5.1.5. How to apply
For more information on important deadlines, the application process and other frequently asked questions,
visit:
1. civil, environmental and sustainable engineering
2. construction engineering and construction management
3.6. Heriott-Watt University - Edinburgh
3.6.1. Sustainability Engineering MSc
3.6.1.1. Overview
Sustainability Engineering concerns responsible use of the world's finite natural resources in a manner which
will not compromise the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This requires Engineers to
make optimum use of energy and materials, to mitigate any associated environmental impacts, and to fully
embrace concepts such as life cycle analysis, disassembly and recycling within the design process.
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