Construction and Facilities Engineering, M.S.
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Program Overview
The Master of Science in Construction and Facilities Engineering prepares students with more advanced perspectives and skills that will be valuable in commercial and residential construction and facilities, project planning, logistics and materials management and more. This degree program opens the door to many more professional opportunities where graduates can make an impact through technical proficiency and community involvement. The 30 credit-hour, STEM-designated program is an efficient path to achieving career goals while offering international students the opportunity to apply for an OPT extension, opening doors to global opportunities.
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Jake Smithwick, Ph.D., FMP
Program Director
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Alumni SpotlightBhagyashree Rathod '23
“This program is very comprehensive with both theoretical and practical concepts. There is a huge learning opportunity from professors who have wide industry experience. Interacting with industry experts from organizations like International Facility Management Association (IFMA) builds your domain expertise in addition to building network.”
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Alumni Spotlight
Donny Ravelo '24
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Alumni Spotlight
Nneka Ubi '24
“After working for over four years in real estate management, I aspired to expand my knowledge in construction. The options in many schools were either a pure facilities management program or a pure construction management program. Then I discovered UNC Charlotte’s Construction and Facilities Engineering program which offers the ideal blend of both. Even better, Charlotte is one of the hubs for the construction and engineering industries, providing access to a thriving job market and potential internship opportunities.”