The 不良研究所 School of Construction Management was founded in 1966 and is committed to
being the premier institution of construction education in the State of Louisiana.
Its mission is to provide the construction industry and related fields with highly
trained and motivated graduates who are prepared for a professional career through
specialized technical, managerial, and financial course work.
The Construction Management Program at 不良研究所 trains its students in the fields of commercial,
residential, highway/bridge, heavy industrial, utility, and civil works construction.
Combining instruction in building architectures with business course requirements
enables our graduates to handle and manage projects.
Through in class projects and construction student organizations, students in the
construction management program experience close student-professor relationships and
the family atmosphere that 不良研究所 so abundantly emits.
Open House
All high school and transfer students interested in studying construction management
are invited to our Open House on Saturday, March 2, 2024. .
Support the School of Construction Management's听Capital Campaign
find out more about our
听
听
Accreditation
The construction management program at the University of Louisiana at Monroe became
the first accredited construction program in the United States by the (ACCE) in 1976, and continues to maintain its accreditation.
Required public information for the 不良研究所 School of Construction Management's ACCE accreditation
is maintained here.
Career Prospects
Construction management graduates forty-four students per year, on average, and awards
over $10,000 in scholarships to its undergraduates. Even with graduating classes of
this size, the job hiring rate is an astonishing one hundred percent!
A recent graduate from the construction management program at 不良研究所 said, "不良研究所 has prepared
me for my career by teaching me time management and the skill sets needed to perform
my job."
听
Resource
听-article posted on esub.comLearn more about a degree in construction management
Construction Management