Construction Management at Ohio State ATI prepares you for leadership roles in the construction industry. In this Associate of Applied Science program, you’ll build practical skills in building construction while gaining exposure to other parts of the industry.
You’ll learn how to read and interpret construction drawings, understand current code requirements, estimate costs, plan projects and manage construction processes. Your coursework focuses on the day-to-day knowledge employers need, including scheduling, sitework planning and key areas of building science.
This program is a strong fit if you want to move into the workforce with hands-on experience and management-focused training after earning your degree.
With a degree in Construction Management, you can prepare for management-focused roles across the construction industry. This program is designed for students who want to enter the field with practical experience and a strong understanding of how construction projects are planned, coordinated and completed.
Graduates may pursue opportunities with:
The project management skills you’ll learn in this program apply across multiple industries.
Construction Management students complete an industry internship through full-time employment. This hands-on experience helps you apply what you learn in class, grow your professional network and build confidence before graduation. Strengthen your communication, problem-solving and leadership skills while building connections in the workplace.
Students in this program have completed internships with employers such as:
You’ll build experience both on and off campus. ATI’s construction laboratory gives students the chance to work with and test:
In the ATI computer lab, students also learn CAD and construction-specific software used for estimating and scheduling.
