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Master of Construction Management
In the past few years, industries like construction, which depend upon those with solid technical skills, have reached a consensus -- Project Management is often the single biggest determinant of whether or not a project comes in on time and on-budget. Both tasks and people need to be carefully managed.
The Master of Construction Management (MCM) Program prepares those in the construction industry for leadership positions requiring strategic decision-making and implementation skills, and the ability to successfully manage resources.
The MCM degree is awarded upon satisfactory completion of the part-time, evening 30-unit curriculum, the equivalent of two semesters of full-time study. Total semester hours depends on the student's undergraduate degree and work experience. Prerequisite course work may be required as a condition of admission to this graduate program. Those candidates admitted with limited work experience may be required to complete 3 additional semester hours participating in an internship program to qualify for graduation.
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For questions or comments regarding information on this page, contact Steve Bannes.
Sever Institute Program of Continuing Studies, Washington University in St. Louis
One Brookings Drive, Box 1220, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Office Location: Lopata, Room 204, Phone: (314) 935-5484, Fax: (314) 935-5449 |
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