HACC now offers a fully online two-year associate degree in building construction management that prepares you for the growing demand in construction. Proudly YOURS, we are one of the only schools in the nation to offer this program fully online – and the only community college in Pennsylvania to provide the opportunity to complete the program online in two years.
According to the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), construction employment has steadily increased during 2015, rising to the highest level since 2009.
The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Building Construction Management will prepare you for entry-level positions in the construction and contracting field as a quantity take-off technician and estimator, scheduler, supervisor and construction inspector. Get more information on how to become a Contractor here.
While a background in construction is helpful, it is not necessary. All you need is an interest in managing the construction process. After the building has been designed by the architect, the process of coordinating the construction process begins. This includes, but is not limited to:
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Upon completion of your two years in this program, you will acquire the general knowledge of the overall construction process. The curriculum is supported with general education course in the communications, humanities, sciences and mathematics. Upon graduating from the program, you should be able to:
Yes, your credits can transfer to a four-year college or university. In fact, graduates may pursue a bachelor’s degree in Technical Leadership through HACC’s articulation agreement with Bloomsburg University. You may also transfer to Construction Management bachelor's degree programs at four-year schools.
We have designed our degree programs to be flexible enough to transfer to a wide variety of colleges and universities with no loss of credit. However, each individual college has their own unique program. We encourage you to select a four-year school as soon as possible. This will allow you to learn the transfer college’s program requirements so you can take the proper classes at HACC.
| Bloomsburg University of PA: | Bachelor of Applied Science Technical Leadership (ONLINE & campus) (pdf) |
This complete program is available through Virtual Learning.
Yes! Through the HACC Foundation, there are approximately 200 scholarships available for you to earn money for your tuition. Before you submit your applications, please review the application guidelines at hacc.edu/scholarships.
Anytime! We offer spring, summer and fall classes, and you can submit your application online. When you apply, please include the unique code for the Building Construction Management program. Including program code 4510 on your application ensures you apply to the correct HACC program.
To learn more about our program and your career opportunities, please contact an admissions counselor today! With HACC on your side, you’ll have the support you need to achieve your career goals.
Learn more: Listen to our faculty explain and answer questions about the Building Construction Management program.
For questions about the program, contact
department chair Kelley Engle or 717-736-4203.
“Based on my experience as an architect for over 30 years, these classes provide learners the skills needed to succeed in a career in the construction industry. The assignments in my classes are based on real world experience and designed to expose learners to different facets of the industry.” - Kazim Dharsi, M. Arch., R.A., Senior Professor of Architecture