Eight years ago, the Wall Street Journal projected biomedical engineering as the top job of 2018. Ride that wave by learning how to apply new technology to biomaterials, biomechanics and biomedical tools and procedures.

It’s not just about planning, designing and supervising the building of bridges, highways, railways, tunnels, airports, dams and other structures. There are environmental considerations: water supply, pollution control and preservation of soil quality.

Construction Management incorporates planning, coordinating and building skills to take a project from conception to completion. Construction Managers coordinate activities and work with a wide variety of professionals including architects, engineers, financial experts, suppliers and public stakeholders.

This program employs a team-based interdisciplinary learning philosophy that provides students with the critical thinking skills required for the effective and innovative design and development of systems, processes and tools needed for the protection of the environment, human health and natural ecosystems.

Software plays an increasingly important role in our daily life, and it’s a fast-growing field. This program prepares students in the theory and methods of construction of software for industrial, scientific and commercial applications.