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Technology Master's Degree

Harnessing technical and managerial mastery, our Master of Science in Technology empowers you to lead with precision, blending cutting-edge technical expertise with strategic managerial prowess.

Enhance Your Expertise

The Master of Science in Technology is a dynamic program delivering advanced training in technical, scientific, managerial, and supervisory realms. Our faculty bring real-world expertise to the classroom as industry professionals. Be confident you will receive relevant training.

Customize Your Path

Tailor your curriculum with the guidance of your advisor, shaping strengths in product design, manufacturing, sales, maintenance, or other technical arenas. Embark on an in-depth exploration of your chosen field with the thesis track. Or, students can opt for approved construction elective courses, ranging from 3 to 9 hours, in consultation with their advisor.

Admission Requirements

Seize entry to our graduate program with an undergraduate major in technology or equivalent. We welcome professionals from business, industrial education, sciences, and engineering industry. 

research project for masters thesis in construction technology
Adapt to Industry Changes

The program prepares individuals to adapt to evolving industry trends, technological advancements, and regulatory changes/

Graduate college students in construction technology lab at Pitt State
Specialized Skill Development

The emphasis on construction management allows individuals to develop specialized skills in areas such as project estimation, virtual construction coordination, and quality assurance.

College student with Master of Science Degree with a Major in Technology: Construction Management Emphasis
Network Building

Through Company Days, build a professional network with industry experts, facilitating connections that can be valuable for career growth and opportunities.

Construction Management Careers

A master's degree is often a key factor in career progression, opening up higher-level positions and leadership roles within the construction and project management sectors. Careers after graduation include:
  • Construction Project Manager: Coordinate and oversee construction projects, ensuring timely completion, budget adherence, and quality standards.
  • Value Engineer: Apply cost-effective strategies to enhance product value, optimize processes, and improve overall project efficiency.
  • Professional Development Coordinator: Facilitate ongoing learning and skill enhancement programs for employees, ensuring continuous professional growth and adaptability.
  • Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Specialist: Utilize advanced technologies to integrate virtual design tools and construction methodologies, optimizing project planning and execution.
  • Bidding Strategy Analyst: Develop and implement effective bidding strategies, leveraging insights in construction management to secure successful project contracts.
  • Construction Quality Assurance Manager: Ensure construction projects meet quality standards by implementing and overseeing robust quality assurance processes and procedures.
  • Construction Technology Consultant: Advise organizations on integrating cutting-edge construction technologies, optimizing workflows, and enhancing overall project delivery.

With the increasing complexity of construction projects and the integration of technology, having a master's degree with a construction management focus can set individuals apart from competitors in the job market.

Additional information
for the School of Construction

Catalog – see program guides