• Our graduates are prepared to take on the exciting challenges of the built environment and shape the future of social, economic and environmental sustainability. 
• A key component to the program is the integration of techniques, materials, and methods of sustainable building into the construction process.
• Students are exposed to hands-on experience of construction means and methods in various courses. 
• Projects ranging from 10,000 SF to 100,000 SF are used actively in courses to practice construction management applications in commercial, infrastructure, and residential building projects.
• The curriculum includes the unique Masters' Project course, where students demonstrate their skills in the preparation of a complete bid package and construction plan of an actual construction project. The Project Manual is composed of a detailed estimate, schedule, cash flow, quality, safety, environmental and risk management plans, means and methods, site logistic plans, a Revit model, and a LEED proposal. The project is then presented to jurors composed of Jefferson faculty and outside evaluators such as Industry Advisory Board members. Strong integration with the construction management community in Philadelphia and the tri-state area provides students and graduates valuable opportunities for internships and job placement. 

Our expert faculty at our East Falls campus is comprised of experienced full-time professors and adjunct professors who are practitioners with diverse backgrounds in construction management, general contracting, and architecture. The curriculum is designed to prepare students to be effectivec construction managers and build up their career growth in the construction industry. 

The length of the program depends on the number of courses/credits taken per semester. On average, students complete the on campus program in two years. The overall curriculum is a total of 36 credits, and you can refer to the curriculum for details. A unique curriculum advising sheet is completed by the Graduate Advisor for each student upon entering the program.

Please refer to the M.S. in Construction Management Online Program if you are interested in an online MCM degree.

Master of Science in Construction Management is a STEM designated program (CIP Code 15.1001 ).