Master's
Master of Construction Management
Ride the wave of commercial, residential and infrastructure construction in North Texas and beyond. Graduate students in this program focus on management of construction projects, with additional courses in architecture and business.
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CIP CODE 14.3301.00
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How to Apply
Apply to UTA through the ApplyUTA graduate application. The construction management master’s program follows UTA’s standard admissions criteria.
Scholarships & Aid
Scholarships, fellowships, and assistantships are available through the Office of Graduate Studies and through most academic departments.
Research
The Civil Engineering Department performs highly diverse research across a broad range of topics, contributing to UTA's status as a Carnegie R-1 university.
Earnings & Outlook
- Low: $65,160
- Median: $106,980
- High: $176,990
- Projected Growth: 9%
International Students
We welcome international students and help them navigate the process of applying and enrolling at UTA .
College of Engineering
30 Credit Hours
On Campus
Program Overview
As commercial, residential and infrastructure construction continues to boom in North Texas, UTA’s construction management degree program provides the knowledge and skills necessary for students to obtain leadership positions in the construction industry.
The Master of Construction Management prepares students for continued professional and scholarly development consistent with their technical interests.
UTA offers a post-baccalaureate certificate in sustainable engineering and renewable energy. The certificate equips students to generate and evaluate sustainable engineering design alternatives, with a particular focus on renewable energy systems and their integration in buildings and infrastructure.
Most Master's applications have the following deadlines. Check the department website for any deadlines that may be specific to the degree you want to pursue.
- Fall: March 15
- Spring: August 15
- Summer: February 15
Career Resources
The Kelcy Warren Career Experience Center has a dedicated staff member to assist graduate students in identifying and preparing for internships and full-time positions after graduation.
Engaged, Supportive Faculty
Our faculty have a wide array of diverse interests and specialties. They are highly active in research with total engineering-related expenditures at the University of more than $74 million.
A University of Distinction
UTA is a comprehensive teaching, research, and public service institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through scholarship and creative work.
Civil Engineering Research
UTA is a Carnegie R-1 Institution for research. Civil engineering faculty research areas include:
- Architectural Engineering
- Built Environments
- Construction and Management
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Infrastructure System Engineering and Management
- Materials and Structures
- Structural Engineering and Applied Mechanics
- Transportation Engineering
- Water Resources Engineering
Living and Learning in the DFW Metroplex
The DFW Metroplex is known for its diverse culture, active job market, vibrant restaurant and cultural scene, and extensive outdoor recreation activities. With 24 Fortune 500 companies including Lockheed Martin, Bell Textron, Alcon, McKesson, AT&T, and CBRE headquartered here, UTA students have access to an extensive network of opportunities for internships and jobs.
On-Campus and Off-Campus Living
Students find a home-away-from-home either on campus or off campus. UTA Housing and Residence Life offer the perfect place for new students to meet life long friends, get engaged in on-campus events, and enjoy all-inclusive amenities. The Off-Campus Mavericks program connects students who live off-campus to campus life.
Makerspaces Across Campus
UTA’s Central Library FabLab boasts 8,000-square-feet of makerspace featuring 3D printers, laser cutters, screen printers, kilns, and much more for learners from any discipline or experience level. In addition to the FabLab, the College of Engineering boasts four makerspaces with a variety of equipment available to students who wish to create prototypes or complete projects.
