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Professional development is key to MSUM Construction Management alumni success of achieving 100 percent job placement, often times prior to gradation. You will emerge a confident professional ready to contribute to your profession and community.
Every spring semester the Construction Management faculty at MSUM review and award Construction Management scholarships through the Alumni Foundation Office.
MSUM Construction Management faculty have industry experience in the areas of energy, heavy/civil, industrial and water/wastewater, and commercial and residential construction.
The 4-Year Plan is a model for completing your BS in Construction Management degree in a timely manner. The plan below is one of several possible ways for you to complete the Construction Management degree.
Construction managers who graduate from MSUM with a construction management degree plan and direct construction projects. They may hold a variety of construction management jobs, such as project engineer, project manager, estimator, scheduler, or construction manager.
The Construction Management Minor allows to students to gain fundamental knowledge of commercial building cost estimating, critical path method scheduling, and construction project management.
The Computer Science major at MSU Moorhead delves deep into the inner working of computers, with a heavy emphasis placed on programming and mathematics. The theoretical knowledge you’ll gain during your study here will ensure you’re exceedingly prepared to enter the workforce or continue your education in graduate school.
There are numerous ways for you to continue your education of computer science outside of the classroom at MSU Moorhead.
MSUM offers a variety of Computer Science scholarships for current and incoming students. Students can also apply for general university scholarships through the Office of Scholarship & Financial Aid.
The Computer Science transfer pathway delves deep into the inner working of computers, with emphasis on programming ensuring you're exceptionally prepared to being your career following graduation.