Construction and Technology Management - TC

Blanding Campus

Build Your Future in Construction

The Construction program at Utah State University teaches you how to bring big ideas off the blueprint and into the real world. You’ll learn how to read construction plans, manage teams, understand building codes, and work with materials and tools safely and effectively. Whether you’re interested in project management, skilled trades, or starting your own business one day, this program gives you the hands-on training and real-world skills to get started.

You don’t need any experience to begin — just a strong work ethic, a problem-solving mindset, and a desire to create something that lasts. With expert instructors and plenty of time in the lab and out in the field, you’ll be ready for a job as soon as you graduate.

Why Choose this Degree?

This program is perfect if you want a career that’s hands-on, high-demand, and high-reward. You’ll get practical experience from day one, learning to build, manage, and problem-solve in real-world settings. With strong job placement, flexible program options, and direct connections to local employers, this degree sets you up for success in the growing construction industry — no prior experience needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need experience to join the program?

Nope! The program is built for beginners. You’ll learn everything you need to know, starting with the basics.

What kind of jobs can I get after graduating?

Graduates work as construction managers, general contractors, estimators, project supervisors, and skilled tradespeople.

How long does the program take?

It depends on what you choose. You can earn a certificate in as little as one year or complete a two-year associate degree.

Will I get to work with my hands or just take classes?

You’ll do both! Expect lots of hands-on learning, lab work, and even time on job sites.

Is there job demand for construction careers?

Absolutely. The construction industry is booming — companies are always looking for trained, dependable workers.

Can I transfer to a four-year degree after this?

Yes. Some students choose to continue on to a bachelor’s degree in construction management or a related field.

What skills will I graduate with?

You’ll learn how to read blueprints, manage crews, follow safety regulations, use tools and machinery, and plan construction projects.

Contact

Heidi Swenson

Academic Advisor

435-678-8115
Blanding HSL 221
heidi.swenson@usu.edu

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