Georgia Institute of Technology College of Design 22 courses 30 total credits
The master's degree program in the School of Building Construction focuses on management-based education for industry professionals seeking executive leadership positions in the industry. Our graduate training offers a holistic approach to business processes, integrating coursework, seminars, and hands-on learning to equip today's industry professionals with the resources they need to excel in their professional careers. The graduate program consists of two concentrations: Students can complete either a thesis or non-thesis option for the degree. Students in the program come from a variety of backgrounds, often with experience in facility management, construction, architecture, engineering, city planning, management, or business. The program is tailored to meet the needs of professionals by offering evening classes, giving students the flexibility of continuing to work while taking courses.
| Approved Electives | 6 credits |
| Master's Thesis | 6 credits |
| Concentration Courses | 12 credits |
| Approved Electives | 3 credits |
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
Core Courses
Core Courses
Program and Facility Management Concentration
Technology Concentration
Approved Electives
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