Grand Canyon University The Colangelo College of Business 16 courses 120 total credits
Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Construction Management gives students a fundamental foundation within the construction management industry. Students learn the essential terminology, methods, and tools that successful construction managers use to manage projects including but not be limited to pre-construction services, leadership and personal management, scope management, innovated and critical thinking, project scheduling, estimating and cost control, quality assurance, site logistics, and safety and risk management. Students are required to complete 300 industry hours with a licensed contractor, and or pre-approved related industry employer. ҂ Honors Major Course | Ω Non-Transferable
| Total General Education | 34-40 credits |
| Total Construction Management Major | 64 credits |
| Total Electives | 16-22 credits |
| Total Bachelor of Science in Construction | 120 credits |
Construction Management Major
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