Engineering students study together.
SUU’s Construction Management program helps students become professionals in the construction industry, directing commercial and residential construction projects by providing leadership for engineers and architects and providing oversight to project timelines and budgets. The construction technology associate degree is a solid starting point for that professional track, providing instruction in construction processes, business and management, and architectural and engineering principles.

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT

Matthew S. Edwards

Name: Matthew S. Edwards

Graduated: 1997, Bachelor of Science
Brigham Young University,
2001, Master of Science
Utah State University
2002, Administrative Endorsement
Southern Utah University

Current job:SUU Professional-in-residence NTT,
Integrated Engineering and Technology

“SUU is not just the best school for the money. In many respects, it would be appropriate to simply say that SUU is the best school.”

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POINTS of DISTINCTION

  • Students work alongside faculty and professionals to construct a home.
  • Students travel annually to national competitions that provide access to industry and graduate school recruiters.

POSSIBLE CAREERS

The construction industry is a multi-billion dollar industry that spans the globe. Graduates can find jobs in the U.S. and abroad as banking industry construction inspectors and loan officers, project engineers, building inspectors, insurance adjusters, general contractors, subcontractors, construction superintendents, construction foreman, real estate specialists, facility managers, concrete testers, estimators, schedulers, designers, architectural drafters, project coordinators, remodeling contractors, residential and commercial restoration specialists, and in construction product sales.

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

Materials processing lab complete with state-of-the-art equipment as well as traditional machines and tools; indoor construction lab where project homes are constructed; and guest industry lecturers.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

  • Jobsite foreman and leadership opportunities, National Home Builders Association Club, Associated General Contractors Club, service learning opportunities in Mexico and regionally, summer internships.

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Last Update: Friday, December 16, 2011