Master of Science in Civil Engineering - Construction Management

Northeastern University

Whether you’re preparing for a career in industry, government, or academia, a Master of Science in Civil Engineering from Northeastern University will prepare you for success through access to leading faculty and advanced research opportunities. Civil engineers are on the frontlines of a changing world. They’re designing the cities of the future, developing innovations for a cleaner environment, and fighting climate change. At Northeastern University, you can earn a master’s degree in civil engineering with a concentration in construction management environmental, water, and coastal systems geotechnical/geoenvironmental engineering structures transportation or data and systems. Degree requirements may be completed on a full- or part-time basis. Construction management is a broad and complex discipline that integrates the multiple stages of large-scale construction projects with the detailed technology and knowledge needed to complete them. In this concentration, you learn to approach and lead construction projects from a sustainable and holistic perspective. You’ll be exposed not only to technical engineering concepts but also to a much broader application of these concepts as they relate to large and complex projects. You’ll learn and apply ideas related to construction project control and organization, sustainable design, and technologies in construction, logistics, resource management, incorporating technological and business innovation, and economic and environmental viability.

College of Engineering