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Build your career with a solid foundation. Opportunities await in construction. LEARN MORE AT: ulm.edu/ cbss/construction It’s no secret that the construction industry took a big hit during the Great Recession in 2007–2009 that continued through 2014. Many construction professionals left the industry as jobs became scarce, and haven’t returned to the fi eld. With the economy on the rebound, the U.S. Bureau of labor statistics points to a big upswing in the demand for experienced constructors over the next decade. In fact, the numbers indicate a lack of professionals with a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management to meet the expected growth. It is expected that 1,028 construction management positions will go unfilled each year through 2024. University of Louisiana-Monroe was the first institution to be nationally accredited to teach construction management by the American Council for Construction Education, and continues its role as a leader to meet the rigorous demands of this critical industry. Break new ground with a Construction Management degree. Earn your Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management 0 500 1000 1500 2000 Anticipated demand per year. 1780 752 Anticipated graduates 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 2012 $830.03 $1,011.09 $1,219.54 7.365 2015 2017 Put in Place Funding (in billions of dollars) 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 Entry Level Salary Range $83,265 $46,000 $115,931 $50,256 With Experience Salary Range Anticipated demand for Construction Management Professionals yearly through 2014. * Trends in put-in-place funding for non-residential construction projects. ** Average salaries for Construction Management Bachelor’s degree. *** * Source: http://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/construction-managers.htm ** Source: Billions, November 15. https://www.census.gov/construction/c30/release.html *** Source: http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Construction_Manager/Salary/ ac80bffa/Entry-Level, http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Construction_Manager/ Salary/2f79451e/Experienced College of Business and Social Sciences, Hemphill 100 • 700 University Avenue • Monroe, LA 71209 • 318.342.1871 • [email protected]
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Build your career with a solid foundation.
Opportunities await in construction.
LEARN MORE AT: ulm.edu/cbss/construction
It’s no secret that the construction industry took a big hit during the Great Recession in 2007–2009 that continued through 2014. Many construction professionals left the industry as jobs became scarce, and haven’t returned to the fi eld. With the economy on the rebound, the U.S. Bureau of labor statistics points to a big upswing in the demand for experienced constructors over the next decade. In fact, the numbers indicate a lack of professionals with a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management to meet the expected growth. It is expected that 1,028 construction management positions will go unfi lled each year through 2024.
University of Louisiana-Monroe was the fi rst institution to be nationally accredited to teach construction management by the American Council for Construction Education, and continues its role as a leader to meet the rigorous demands of this critical industry.
Break new ground with a Construction Management degree.
Earn your Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management
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College of Business and Social Sciences, Hemphill 100 • 700 University Avenue • Monroe, LA 71209 • 318.342.1871 • [email protected]
What can you do with your Bachelor of Science Degree in Construction Management?
LEARN ESSENTIAL SKILLS:• Construction Plans
• Construction Practices
• Quantity & Cost Estimating
• Construction Contracts
• 3-D Modeling
• Construction Scheduling
• Mechanical / Electrical Plans
• Project Administration
• Digital Site Management
• Construction Computer
Applications
AIC CONSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION:• Associate Constructor • Certifi ed Professional
Constructor
IN-DEMAND CAREERS:• Project Manager
• Field Coordinator
• Estimator
• Superintendent
• Scheduler
• Project Controls Manager
ADDED VALUE:
Receive the OSHA 30 hour cardIf all requirements are met in the CONS 4030 course
Receive the designation of Associate ConstructorIf you pass the national exam required to be taken in the CONS 4020 Examination Preparation & Soft Skills course
Receive the Blue Beam Software Certifi cationUpon completing the course work in CONS 4045/4046
Students are also exposed to construction softwareStudents develop a functional understanding of the Navisworks® software by learning to manipulate a 3D process plant model. Additionally the
Plangrid®, Revit®, OnCenter®, ProCore®, scheduling software, Microsoft® Excel™, as well as Apple® iPads™ are all used in a manner to complete
course work that improves the students level of understanding and confi dence.
The construction management profession is an exciting, challenging, and potentially lucrative career choice. Professionals can excel in any number of sectors, including commercial, industrial, petrochemical, power, highway/bridge, industrial, utility, and civil works.
LEARN MORE AT: ulm.edu/cbss/constructionThe University of Louisiana at Monroe is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, baccalaureate, masters, specialist, and doctorate degrees.
