The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (BSCM) program is designed to provide the construction education necessary for entry into the construction industry (residential, commercial, industrial sectors, infrastructure, and heavy horizontal construction) and related careers such as real estate and land development, infrastructure development, code enforcement, and insurance, among others.

The program is further enhanced by a business / management core which includes courses in statistics, computer applications, economics, accounting, engineering economics, business management, business law, finance, and construction law.

The Construction Management program shares a common lower division (freshman and sophomore year) curriculum with the Civil Engineering Technology (BSCET) Program, providing students with a two-year window for exploration to determine which degree, the BS in Civil Engineering Technology or BS in Construction Management, is their desired academic objective.  It should also be noted that this program will accept +2 transfers with an associate degree (AAS) in civil, construction, architecture, or surveying from community colleges across the Carolinas, the southeast and mid-Atlantic states.