B.A. in Construction Management

Rowan University's Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Construction Management program offers flexible online and on-campus classes and services and caters to both full-time students and working adult learners. Whether you're a seasoned industry professional seeking to enhance your leadership skills or an apprentice aspiring to supplement your hands-on training with management skills, students at all levels can thrive in this esteemed program housed within the Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering.

Construction management is a business degree for technical individuals. It includes essential aspects of the construction process such as budgeting, scheduling, safety, quality, and scope. This comprehensive degree equips you with the skills to supervise, manage, and inspect construction sites, buildings, and related facilities.

Backed by the endorsement of North America's Building Trades Unions, our program ensures your success in the dynamic field of construction management.

For more information, please visit our department page.

Rowan University requires the completion of 120 semester hours (30 s.h. must be at Rowan University) of approved general education and major coursework in order to graduate with a bachelor's degree.

The following courses make up the B.A. in Construction Management program: 

• General Education Requirements: 31 s.h.
  
  
  • Composition: 6 s.h.
  • Science (Lab) & Mathematics: 7 s.h.
  • Social and Behavioral Sciences: 6 s.h.
  • History, Humanities & Language: 6 s.h.
  • Non-Program Courses: 6 s.h.
• Rowan Experience Requirements: 15 s.h.
  
  
  • Artistic and Creative Experience: 3 s.h.
  • Literature: 3 s.h.
  • Multicultural/Global: 3 s.h.
  • Public Speaking: 3 s.h.
  • Writing Intensive: 3 s.h.
• Elective Coursework: 38 s.h.
• Program Requirements: 36 s.h.

Credit for Prior Learning
In addition to transfers from other accredited colleges and universities, credit toward the degree may be awarded for prior work and experience. One of the particular aspects of this program will be for students to be able to convert into credits part of their working experience through Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). Rowan University accepts assessments of credits by external agencies including College Level Examination Placement (CLEP), Advanced Placement (AP), and through the New Jersey Prior Learning Assessment Network agreement, Thomas Edison State College. Rowan University is an American Council on Education (ACE) member institution and participates in the Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) program. For students seeking degree completion, students are referred to an academic department advisor for concurrence and academic advisement.

Note: The courses listed above are not official and are subject to change. For an official list of available courses please visit the Rowan Global section tally.