The faculty members in the construction engineering and management program were exceptionally reliable and knowledgeable.
They were also very approachable to students and more than welcoming to me.
Construction Engineering and Management Master's Program
Set your course for an executive-level career path in the construction industry with an in-demand degree.
As one of the only universities in New York offering a master’s degree in construction engineering and management—and the only one in the region with a focus on mega projects—Stevens offers you the competitive leadership skills you need to excel in the global construction industry.
Here, you’ll strengthen your technical training and enhance your ability to manage costs, time constraints, quality and safety controls. You’ll also have opportunities to participate in experiential learning opportunities at local projects like the World Trade Center and Hudson Yards. You’ll be primed for success as a director of engineering, construction manager or project engineer—among many other roles. Many of our graduates go on to careers at companies like Skanska, ExxonMobil and PCL Construction.
The Stevens Advantage
The Stevens construction engineering and management master’s program offers maximum flexibility for working professionals seeking to take that next step in their career. In addition to working with Stevens’ world-class engineering faculty, you’ll be able to network with industry leaders whose headquarters are located just across the Hudson River in Manhattan.
Dual-Degree MBA
The construction engineering and management master's program offers students the option to pursue a dual MBA degree with the Stevens School of Business.
What Students Are Saying
My experience at Stevens was wonderful, especially considering I was an international student with no serious knowledge about the American construction industry.
Most of the faculty members are active in construction industry and advise you on exactly what you need to know to succeed.
Aditya Shah, Construction Engineering and Management Graduate
It was a fully English-speaking environment and I was scared that I would not pass the class. My adviser helped me a lot.
As an employee, communication is the most important skill. I appreciate that I started practicing it while I was a student, especially as an international student.
Jiayi Zhang
Construction Engineering and Management GraduateStevens’ World-Class Faculty
Our Construction Engineering & Management faculty is loaded with experts. Take a course on safety from the safety manager of the World Trade Center or study under the Olympics construction manager.
Joseph M. Schwed
As VP, Construction Safety at Related Companies, Schwed oversees construction safety at the Hudson Yards project in midtown Manhattan, NY.
Paula Loomis
Paula Loomis is the Executive Director for the U.S. Coast Guard Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center responsible for planning, construction and operations…
Chuck Olivo
Chuck Olivo is a successful entrepreneur, the New Jersey Small Business Person of the Year in 2016 and teaches Transportation Engineering at Stevens.