Degree Requirements
Students must complete a total of 42-quarter credits to earn the MSCM and may choose from three pathways within the degree:
- Thesis Pathway: 9 core credits, 9 thesis credits, 24 elective credits
- Research Paper Pathway: 9 core credits, 3 research credits, 30 elective credits
- Coursework Pathway: 9 core credits, 33 elective credits
A maximum of 9 non-CM credits can be applied toward the degree and at least 18 credits must be numerically graded.
Full-time students typically complete the degree in 4-5 quarters.
MSCM students may also pursue a graduate certificate in the College of Built Environments.
Core Courses
- CM 500 – Design and Construction Law (autumn)
- CM 535 – Research Methods (winter)
- CM 575 – Leadership in Construction (spring)
2023-24 Graduate Electives (subject to change)
- Autumn 2023
- CM 527 – Management of Scope and Risks for Construction Projects
- CM 565 – Managing International Projects
- CM 598 – Special Topics – Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Winter 2024
- CM 520 – Construction Procurement Systems
- CM 570 – Facilities Management
- CM 598 – Special Topics – Virtual Modeling for Digital Fabrication (VMDF)
- Spring 2024
- CM 515 – Virtual Construction Management
- CM 530 – Project Economics and Risk Analysis
- CM 540 – Sustainable Construction
- CM 560 – Design-Build Project Management