MSc in Construction and Facilities Management in Charlotte United States | University of North Carolina at Charlotte

The Construction Engineering program equips students to oversee and direct the construction process from initial concept to final completion, ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget. The curriculum covers various construction sectors including commercial, residential, mechanical, civil infrastructure, electrical, environmental, and industrial projects. Students learn about facilities management, project planning, budgeting, logistics, safety protocols, contract administration, construction methodologies, scheduling, and compliance with building codes.
Facility Engineering is a multidisciplinary field focused on optimizing the functionality of built environments by harmonizing people, spaces, processes, and technology. Degree programs in this field cover facility operations, human-environment interactions, project planning, financial management, maintenance systems, real estate principles, communication strategies, IT applications, quality assurance methods, and critical thinking skills.
These engineering professionals collaborate with various stakeholders including property owners, design teams, contractors, and government entities to deliver and maintain construction projects and facilities. This Master's program offers advanced training for professionals seeking to excel in the evolving construction sector and related fields such as real estate development, infrastructure planning, regulatory compliance, and risk assessment. The program maintains strong ties with UNC Charlotte's Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) and IDEAS Center, emphasizing sustainable practices and energy-efficient infrastructure development.