Master of Construction Engineering Management

From bridges and highways to airports and power plants, entire cities depend on the expertise of engineers. Their problemsolving skills are essential to planning, designing, and constructing the modern infrastructures on which society depends. And while civil engineers and architects design the structures, it is the job of the construction engineer to transform those plans into realities. Having knowledge of business management and an understanding of the law are crucial when it comes to bringing projects to completion in an efficient and effective manner.

Why Construction Engineering Management at Lawrence Tech?
The Master of Construction Engineering Management at Lawrence Technological University is a unique and innovative program offered in collaboration between the College of Engineering and the College of Management. The curriculum, focused on business and law, reflects a growing trend to cross traditional disciplinary boundaries and create new areas of specialization. This well-rounded education, embracing Lawrence Tech's motto of theory and practice, can help prepare you for leadership positions within the construction industry.

Throughout your studies, you will learn to use mathematics, science, and engineering to analyze problems and design construction processes. In addition, you will learn the concepts of construction engineering and the principles of business management. The synthesis of these two fields provides you with a highly specialized and marketable combination of skills. Lawrence Tech's Master of Construction Engineering Management program also stresses advanced computer and communication skills, as well as the importance of professionalism and ethics - all essential to success in any field.

Getting Started
Admission to Lawrence Tech's Master of Construction Engineering Management program is competitive.
Applicants must:

Why Construction Engineering Management at Lawrence Tech?

• Hold a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering (or other technical field) from an ABET-accredited college or university. Individuals with an undergraduate degree in a nonengineering field may be admitted to the program, but may be required to take additional course work.
• Have a minimum undergraduate overall GPA of 3.0.
• Provide three letters of recommendation, preferably from employers and former professors.
• Provide a statement of intent.
• Provide official transcripts of all completed college work.
• Submit a completed graduate application form.
• Applicants who do not meet all requirements may be admitted on a conditional basis upon review by the Engineering Graduate Admission Committee.

For more information, contact Lawrence Tech's Office of Admissions at 800.CALL.LTU or admissions@ltu.edu. For specific questions about the Master of Construction Engineering Management program, call 248.204.2556.