MS Construction and Engineering Management is an interdisciplinary 1.5-2 year postgraduate program (30-36 credit hours) designed to produce construction and infrastructure professionals who integrate engineering expertise with modern management practices. The program teaches project planning, execution, cost estimation, scheduling, contract and risk management, ensuring quality, safety, and sustainability. Students master advanced tools including Primavera P6, MS Project, AutoCAD, Revit, and business intelligence platforms. Specializations cover construction project management, estimation and costing, contracts and procurement, scheduling and planning, sustainable construction, construction law, and quality management. The program combines research track (thesis) and professional track options with industry panel capstone defense. Graduates pursue careers as construction managers, project managers, planning managers, and consultants in construction firms, engineering organizations, and infrastructure development projects.
