Construction Management
Certificate Technical Degree
Do you like building things and taking charge? Think about a career in construction management! Our programs will teach you how to plan and manage construction projects from start to finish and get you ready for a job in the field.
Program at a Glance
Career Opportunities
After you complete your program, you can pursue several related careers, including:
- Project manager
- Superintendent
- Estimator
- Assistant project manager
- Assistant superintendent
- Project engineer
- Field engineer
- Safety engineer
Earning Potential
Construction manager: $100,872
For more salary information, check out Texas Wages.
Locations
DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
Construction Management 4-Sector Specialty, AAS
Technical Degree
2 Years
Construction Management 4-Sector, Certificate of Technology
Certificate
1.5 Years
Industrial Project Management AAS
Technical Degree
2 Years
Industrial Project Management, Certificate of Technology
Certificate
1.5 Years
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Explore Other Programs
Not sure if construction management is right for you? We have other programs in
construction, industry, manufacturing, and transportation that you can explore.
Inspection Technologies
A career in inspection and testing gives you many chances to grow. You can work
in areas like oil and gas, welding, aerospace, and more.
Environmental Health and Safety
If you are careful, organized, and like to think things through, consider a job
where safety comes first. This program teaches you how to spot, assess, and fix problems
that can cause unsafe work conditions.
Process Technology
If you have a technical mind and want a field with guaranteed job opportunities,
check out process technology. Train in our industry-designed labs and be one of the
many students hired directly from our program and become a skilled process technician.
Prepare for Success
At San Jacinto College, we provide students a bigger picture of what the construction
industry is—including trades that do the labor, like welding and electrical, to the
trades that manage the labor like construction management. It’s my job to teach the
construction managers the hard and soft skills they need to be successful from day
one in the management team.”
Professor of Construction Management
