Construction Management at SFCC

If you are interested in building projects, leading teams, solving problems, and shaping the communities where people live and work, the Construction Management program at SFCC can help you develop the skills needed for a successful career in the construction industry. You'll learn how to plan, coordinate, and manage construction projects while building technical knowledge in estimating, scheduling, safety, blueprint reading, and construction methods.

Degree & Certificate Options

Associate of Applied Science in Construction Management Technology

Professional Certificate in Construction Management Technology

Skills Certificate in Construction Management Technology

Construction Management

Build Your Future in Construction Management

Whether you plan to enter the workforce after graduation, advance in your current construction career, or continue your education, the Construction Management program can help prepare you for your next step. Through a combination of classroom instruction, hands-on learning, and industry engagement, students develop the leadership, communication, and technical skills needed to succeed in residential and commercial construction environments. Graduates are prepared for a variety of careers that help bring construction projects from concept to completion.

 

Gain hands-on experience through real-world construction management applications and projects.

  • Learn project planning, estimating, scheduling, blueprint reading, and construction methods.
  • Develop leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills that are essential in the construction industry.
  • Explore construction safety practices and risk management strategies used on modern job sites.
  • Learn from industry-experienced instructors who bring real-world knowledge to the classroom.
  • Benefit from employer partnerships that connect students with industry professionals and career opportunities.
  • Participate in networking, internship, and jobsite experiences that provide valuable industry exposure.
  • Build the technical and professional skills needed to manage residential and commercial construction projects.
  • Prepare for careers as a construction manager, project engineer, estimator, field supervisor, scheduler, superintendent, or project coordinator.
  • Take advantage of affordable tuition while preparing for a high-demand industry with strong career opportunities.
  • Enjoy small class sizes and personalized support throughout your educational journey.
  • Build a foundation for continued education in construction management and related bachelor's degree programs.