California Baptist University
As the construction industry is one of the largest employers in the world, construction managers are needed to effectively step into this vital role. CBU’s construction management program will prepare students to do just that. They’ll gain an understanding of design, estimation, project controls, human relations and the legal aspects of the construction industry.
Gain real-world experience
Construction management students are required to accrue a minimum of 200 internship
hours during the course of their studies. Through this, students gain valuable experience
and build their professional networks in preparation for full-time employment after
graduation. Over the last few years each graduating class has placed 100% of its students
within the industry. Alumni have gone on to work at McCarthy Building Companies, Granite
Construction, Hensel Phelps, Tilden-Coil Constructors and Kiewit Construction, among
others.
Participate in extracurricular activities
Students can also join the AEC Club (Architecture, Engineering and Construction Club).
Through this club students participate in national competitions, travel to conferences
and attend leadership development workshops led by national trade associations.
Complete in 3 years
Learn more about the engineering accelerated program that will allow you to earn your Bachelor
of Science in Construction Management in as little as 3 years.
CBU's bachelor degree program in construction management has been accredited by the American Council for Construction Education.
Plan Reading and Estimating introduces students to construction plan reading and interpretation of residential and commercial projects.
This course introduces students to construction visualization, sketching applications, and fundamentals of building information modeling.
This course provides fundamental knowledge for the documentation, administration, and successful delivery of construction projects through the application of industry standard project delivery methodologies.
Program Educational Objectives
CBU graduates are expected to:
As you make decisions about college, keep in mind the full social, spiritual and educational experience awaiting you at CBU. Here, you will be supported by professors, staff and fellow students who will help you discover your strengths and challenge you to do more than you ever thought you could. Let us equip you with the education, training and opportunities you'll need to start making a unique difference doing what you love.
Apply today! When you complete and submit your application to CBU, a friendly and knowledgeable admissions counselor will guide you through the admissions process and all the necessary steps to become a Lancer.
I have been teaching and doing research in structural engineering and sustainable construction materials for more than a decade. I enjoy taking part in outreach activities to help engage and retain K-12 students’ interest in engineering. I was born and raised in Seoul, Korea and am married to Namhee Kim, an associate professor here at CBU. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing music, traveling, and spending time with my family and friends.
I loved physics and math in high school and had a great internship with Intel. I decided to study civil engineering where the parts that I loved about physics is studied and practiced in depth. As a civil engineer, I’ve worked on the master plan of the sewer systems in the city of Corona and the city of Garden Grove. I became a teacher at CBU because I want more civil engineers to use their skill sets to deliver the gospel and help people with God-given passion.
I was interested in mathematics, physics and chemistry when starting college, but once I took my first major course, an introduction to environmental engineering, I was fascinated by the chemistry occurring in the environment and knew this was the field for me. Engineering is a tool that God provides us to be scientists in order to understand the environment to not only take care of it but to also learn about God’s character through it.
I have been teaching and doing research in structural engineering and sustainable construction materials for more than a decade. I enjoy taking part in outreach activities to help engage and retain K-12 students’ interest in engineering. I was born and raised in Seoul, Korea and am married to Namhee Kim, an associate professor here at CBU. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing music, traveling, and spending time with my family and friends.
I loved physics and math in high school and had a great internship with Intel. I decided to study civil engineering where the parts that I loved about physics is studied and practiced in depth. As a civil engineer, I’ve worked on the master plan of the sewer systems in the city of Corona and the city of Garden Grove. I became a teacher at CBU because I want more civil engineers to use their skill sets to deliver the gospel and help people with God-given passion.
I was interested in mathematics, physics and chemistry when starting college, but once I took my first major course, an introduction to environmental engineering, I was fascinated by the chemistry occurring in the environment and knew this was the field for me. Engineering is a tool that God provides us to be scientists in order to understand the environment to not only take care of it but to also learn about God’s character through it.
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Riverside, CA 92504
Dr. Philip Van Haaster, Dean
(951) 343-4972
calbaptist.edu/college-of-engineering
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