Graduates of the program are prepared to manage large-scale infrastructure projects and key personal interactions with external stakeholders
The Graduate Certificate in Infrastructure Engineering Management is designed for engineers who want to learn management techniques to aid them in dealing with external stakeholders when working on large scale infrastructure projects. The program builds upon the College of Engineering’s excellence in areas such as engineering management, civil engineering, and environmental risk analysis. Courses focus on decision making, planning and management and explore the impact of regulations on work with public funding and how contractual relationships dominate its execution. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be skilled at managing the flow of public resources, integrating an array of projects into a long-term program, and incorporating public values and participation in infrastructure decisions.
Graduate Certificate in Infrastructure Engineering Management Features and Benefits:
- Engaging, practical coursework: Courses cover decision making and project and program planning
- Career- Oriented: Students utilize the graduate certificate as a professional development credential or as a step toward the MS in Engineering Management. The 6-course sequence doubles as a graduate elective concentration for the MS EM degree.
- Highly Interactive:Online method designed to challenge and engage students
- Convenience: A flexible, completely online certificate program that fits easily into your busy work and personal schedule.
The certificate is an 18-credit graduate certificate that students can utilize either as a professional development credential or to fulfill the elective concentration requirement for the Master's in Engineering Managment.
View the Curriculum for the Graduate Certificate in Infrastructure Engineering Management
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