From the tallest building to the smallest house, all construction projects need management expertise. Our minor prepares you to succeed in this important industry.
Why Minor in Construction Management?
Construction is one of the largest industries in the U.S. A minor in construction management is helpful preparation for any career that will have direct interactions with contractors, architects or engineers.
Why Study Construction Management at CSUN?
Dedicated Faculty
You'll enjoy close relationships with faculty, who are available to advise and mentor you. Our department's strong advising and tutoring system helps make sure you succeed in the program and after graduation.
A Tailored Curriculum
The curriculum, carefully designed by expert faculty members, meets the needs of students and future employers. You'll work with advanced technologies and software, while learning management and communication skills.
Real-world Experience
Our program enjoys strong relationships with local firms, providing opportunities for on-the-job learning. Our graduates work in the public and private sectors. Companies such as Kiewit, AECOM, Turner, Jacobs, PCL, Fluor, Skanska, Balfour Betty, Gilbane and Hensel Phelps are among the companies that hire our graduates.
What You'll Learn
As a Construction Management minor, you'll study:
- Financial accounting
- Business law
- Construction contracts
Upper-level classes include:
- Computer applications in construction management
- Project cost control, planning and scheduling
- Construction contract administration
- Fundamentals of construction management
- Construction law
- Engineering technology economy