This graduate track prepares students to lead large-scale construction programs and portfolios. Coursework covers program-level construction management, risk and contract strategy, and the stakeholder coordination senior construction executives manage across multi-project portfolios.
Graduates leave prepared to direct construction operations, lead multi-project program portfolios, and advise developers and ownership groups on construction strategy. The one-year, cohort-based format is designed for working professionals ready to advance into senior construction leadership roles.
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
CNM 616Construction Program Management
Covers managing multiple related construction projects as a program.
- Program-level construction planning
- Coordinating resources across multiple projects
- Managing program-level risk
CNM 660Construction Risk and Contract Strategy
Covers advanced risk and contract strategy for large construction programs.
- Advanced contract risk allocation
- Managing risk across large programs
- Negotiating complex construction agreements
CNM 726Construction Stakeholder Management
Covers coordinating stakeholders across large, complex construction programs.
- Managing owner and developer relationships
- Coordinating design and construction teams
- Managing community and regulatory stakeholders
CNM 788Construction Financial Strategy
Covers financial planning and investment decisions for construction programs.
- Capital planning for construction programs
- Financing large construction projects
- Measuring program financial performance
CNM 852Executive Construction Leadership
Prepares students to lead construction organizations at the executive level.
- Leading a construction organization
- Advising developers and ownership groups
- Driving performance across a project portfolio
$60,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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