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Get hands-on experience in specialized labs using industry-standard equipment just like you’ll see in the real world.
When you come to Penn College, you’ll leave prepared. With the vision and technical know-how to build a better tomorrow. As a construction manager, you’ll be a major player in seeing construction projects from concept through completion. You’ll tackle estimating and planning. Oversee purchasing. Manage subcontractors. Supervise staff. And best of all, you’ll have a job waiting for you post-graduation. Actually, the vast majority of our students have offers before tossing their caps!
At Penn College, we believe your educational experience should go beyond specialized skills. Real-world ready means taking a broader approach that builds communication skills, inspires collaboration, and encourages exploration of arts, history, and science.
Specialization requires in-depth knowledge and high-level proficiency. Students learn and apply major-specific concepts, skills, and methods.
Perspectives are points of view, offering a variety of ways of understanding, interacting, and influencing the world. Students identify, explain, and utilize the approaches used by academics and professionals to study, analyze, or understand problems, and offer solutions.
Foundations are the practical, intellectual, and social skills: communication, collaboration, critical and ethical thinking, quantitative thinking, and technological literacy that are crucial to every student at every stage of education and at every stage of life.
Get hands-on experience in specialized labs using industry-standard equipment just like you’ll see in the real world.
“The versatility that construction management gives you is unmatched. You can be in the office in a professional setting, but you’ll also go to meetings at job sites. And that’s unique to this industry. It’s not boring. There’s a lot of flexibility and ability to be involved in lots of different projects.”
Lauren Herr
Construction Management
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Internships are key for career preparation. Apply your knowledge to the workplace and learn about the industry first-hand.
Bachelor of Science Degree (B.S.)
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See the world via Williamsport. Take your education abroad and get hands-on experience learning about your industry on a global scale.
Construction Management students orchestrated and judged a two-day competition designed to get underclassmen more involved, and to learn how to perform under pressure with more realistic directives than in the classroom.
This major is subject to the transfer standards established in the College Catalog (www.pct.edu/catalog/transferringcredits). Exceptions must be approved by the school dean.
Alternative Credit refers to academic credits earned through means other than traditional college course completion, including: credit by exam, articulation, proof of competency gained in high school, work/life experience, and advanced placement.
Visit the Alternative Credit Options page for requirements and procedures and for information on credit through Advanced Placement.
Necessary equipment will be addressed in courses as needed.
Computers are available throughout the campus for student use. Students may purchase a laptop or PC for their personal use, however, there is no specific computer requirement for the Construction Management program.
Students receive the OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry completion card through successful completion of the required elements included in our Construction Safety Management course. Students are also required to sit for the American Institute of Constructors (AIC) Level I – Associate Constructor Certification.
Director of Admissions
Audriana Empet
SASC, Rm. 1075
800.367.9222 ext. 4530
alm56@pct.edu