Construction Engineering at Iowa State University equips students with the leadership skills needed to plan, estimate, schedule, and execute complex building projects like bridges, skyscrapers, and highways. This program emphasizes the use of modern technology and strong interpersonal skills to manage projects effectively. Graduates are well-prepared for careers that involve overseeing various aspects of construction, from infrastructure to specialized electrical and mechanical systems.
The curriculum prepares students for problem-solving, project management, and technical execution in construction. Students can choose an emphasis in Infrastructure, Building, Electrical, or Mechanical systems.
Iowa State engineers are highly sought after by employers. The university provides comprehensive career services, including one-on-one advising and extensive networking opportunities, to connect students with internships and full-time positions.
International students should apply at least three months before the start of the term. Specific program requirements may vary; consult the Graduate College for details.
Tuition rates vary by residency status, level of study, and specific course delivery.
Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.
You need a High School Diploma or equivalent and should have taken college-level courses in high school. International students must also demonstrate English proficiency with a TOEFL iBT score of 100, IELTS 7.5, PTE 68, or Duolingo 120.
The program's duration is not explicitly stated, but the curriculum is broken down into a First Year and Subsequent Years, suggesting a typical 4-year bachelor's degree structure.
To apply, complete the online application, submit official transcripts, demonstrate English proficiency, provide supporting documents like essays and financial statements, and apply for scholarships via the OneApp portal.
International students should apply at least three months prior to the start of the term. The general application deadlines are June 15 for Fall, November 15 for Spring, and March 15 for Summer.
Tuition rates vary by residency status, level of study, and specific course delivery. Please refer to the Iowa State University Registrar for current tuition and fee details.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Project Manager, Construction Manager, Estimator, Scheduler, or Site Superintendent. Iowa State engineers are highly sought after by employers.