Note: Changes have been made to our Construction Management offerings. Learn More
Required Courses
C&EE X 407.2
C&EE X 407.3
C&EE X 407.5
Learn key construction management topics in this fast-track program covering foundational industry knowledge. Format: Online or In Person
Note: Changes have been made to our Construction Management offerings. Learn More
Construction managers plan, coordinate, and oversee construction projects from start to finish. Whether civil, commercial or residential, every construction project is unique and requires specialized skills to go from conception to completion.
The five-course UCLA Extension Construction Management Certificate provides a solid foundation in the essentials of construction management, including key principles of project scheduling, cost management and quality assurance. Perfect for individuals who are new to the field or currently working in construction and looking to formalize their education, the program offers an overview of the industry's critical aspects.
This comprehensive curriculum blends theory and applied learning, exploring real-world scenarios, case studies and practical applications of construction management techniques and tools with experienced instructors. Graduates of the program are equipped for entry- to mid-level positions, such as assistant project manager, construction coordinator, estimator, site supervisor and quality assurance assistant.
Format: Online or In Person. Can be completed 100% online.
Duration: 2 quarters (half-time) / 3 quarters to 1.25 years (part-time)
This certificate is approved for international students to study full time in the U.S. on an F-1 visa.
International students must meet English language proficiency requirements for admission into the program.
While most certificate programs begin each quarter, some have limited intakes for students studying on F-1 visa. Find this program on the Browse Certificate Programs page to confirm entry quarters before applying.
Learn more:
As of summer 2024, our construction management offerings now consist of two certificate programs:
Construction Management Certificate (5 courses)
This new pathway is tailored for students seeking a more streamlined approach to completing the program with more flexibility and efficiency. This option condenses the curriculum while still delivering essential skills required for success in the field.
Construction Management Extended Certificate (8 courses)
This pathway follows the original (pre-Summer 2024) curriculum structure, offering in-depth coverage of essential topics in construction management, plus a comprehensive range of subjects. This option ensures a thorough understanding of the complexities and trades’ work within the field, featuring the five core courses and three electives. Learn More
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Existing Students who declared candidacy before Summer 2024 may continue in their original program. If you would like to make a switch or have any questions, please contact our staff at et@uclaextension.edu or 310-825-4100.
Because of the Construction Management certificate program, I have successfully transitioned into the exact job I wanted. The knowledge I gained serves me in the work I am doing every day. Thank you!
Click below to view the required and elective courses, if applicable, for this program.
All courses in this program are paid for individually, unless otherwise noted. An application form is required to establish candidacy in this program. From the 'Apply Now' button, complete the online application and pay the application fee if applicable.
*The Application & Candidacy Fee establishes your candidacy in the program for a period of time covering normal progress toward completion and may allow you to access a variety of program benefits.
**International Program Fees are not included in the Estimated Program Tuition listed above. For detailed information on quarterly fees assessed to international students attending UCLA Extension in Los Angeles, please visit our International Certificate Programs Dates & Fees page.
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