Construction Systems Management

Construction Systems Management is designed to give students a comprehensive education in the technical, analytical, and business aspects of construction. Students will focus on developing managerial skills to prepare for a career in coordinating and directing construction activities in sectors including residential, commercial, and heavy construction. Students completing this program earn the degree Bachelor of Science in Construction Systems Management.

Possible Career Options
Commerical Construction Manager Contractor
Excavation Project Manager Reclamation Inspector
Residential Construction Manager Project Safety Specialist
Site Preparation Specialist Soil Conservationist
 
Classes and Curriculum

Students will take courses in construction materials and methods, mechanical systems, electrical and lighting systems, surveying and site development, estimating, scheduling, structures, heavy construction, safety and health, project management, contracts and documents, professional development, business management, and technical electives. 

Curriculum Requirements 

 Enrolled Prior to Spring 2016 (pdf)
Enrolled Spring 2016 to Summer 2021 (pdf)
Enrolled Autumn 2021 and thereafter (pdf)
 

After Graduation
EMPLOYED** GRAD SCHOOL SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
94.4% 1.9% 3.7%

* Numbers are based on responses from graduates at six months post-graduation date.

** Average Salary: $57,500

Getting Involved
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Construction Systems Management Club

The Construction Systems Management Club helps connect the leaders from the Columbus Construction industry with students in the Construction Systems Management major, providing networking opportunities and allowing students to continue learning about construction after class is over. 
Questions?
Contact:
LaShanda C. Coleman
Academic Program Coordinator
Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering
fabe.osu.edu
614-247-7681
coleman.174@osu.edu

 

Hannah Zimmerman
Coordinator of Prospective Student Services
(614) 247-6685