Georgia Tech School of Building Construction
The Georgia Tech School of Building Construction studies how building projects address the needs of society, the environment, and the economy, and how the built environment shapes those areas in turn. We work across multiple disciplines — architecture, engineering, finance, city planning, and public policy — to meet advancing needs for efficient, sustainable building practices. Our approach builds new skillsets for technology-filled environments, designs new construction processes, and connects influential stakeholders in real estate development.
The School offers a Bachelor of Science in Building Construction, an undergraduate certificate in Construction Management, a Master of Science in Building Construction and Facility Management, a Master of Real Estate Development, a Professional Master in Occupational Safety and Health, and a Ph.D. in Building Construction.
KSU Department of Construction Management
The Department of Construction Management at Kennesaw State University strives to develop students for professional construction leadership positions, with a sense of ethical and environmental responsibility, as well as prepare them for advanced degree programs. Their programs reflect the organization of the construction industry by offering concentrations in Land Development, General Contracting, Specialty Construction (Electrical & Mechanical), Heavy Construction, Facilities Management and Residential Construction. This organization not only covers the different facets of the construction industry, but also encompasses the entire life cycle of buildings and facilities.
The Department offers both a Bachelor's and Master's degree, a Minor and four undergraduate Certificate Programs.