Associate of Applied Science - Construction Management at University of Montana

Through a combination of hands-on experience and fundamental project management training, students gain practical technical skills alongside the knowledge required to effectively oversee building projects. A key feature of the program is the opportunity for students to participate in the construction of a single-family home, ensuring they develop expertise in all aspects of the building process while also learning the essential principles of scheduling, budgeting, project management, and regulatory compliance.

Faculty: Missoula College  |  Duration: 65 credit hours; two-year plan of study  |  Location: Missoula, MT, United States

What you will study

65 credit hours. Required courses include Interpersonal Skills in the Workplace; Carpentry Basics & Rough-In Framing; Carpentry Basics and Rough Framing Lab; Interior & Exterior Finish Carpentry; Intermediate Carpentry Lab; Residential Blueprint Reading; Drywall Lab; Site Prep, Foundation, and Concrete Installation; Residential Building Codes and Inspection.

Career pathways

The Missoula College Construction Management AAS program provides a holistic approach to preparing students for careers in the residential construction industry. This balance of hands-on craftsmanship and foundational management training makes graduates highly sought after by employers in the field. By integrating real-world construction experience with management principles, the Construction Management AAS program equips students with the technical proficiency and leadership capabilities needed

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