The Building Construction Science Program at Mississippi State University is designed to prepare students for careers in construction and construction-related fields. The studio-based program is one of just two programs of its kind in the nation, and it is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).

Appalachian State University's Bachelor of Science degree in Building Sciences with a concentration in Construction Management develops students' skills in both the management and technological aspects of the construction industry, so they can become leaders in construction and construction-related industries.

The Building Construction Science Program at Mississippi State University is designed to prepare students for careers in construction and construction-related fields. The studio-based program is one of just two programs of its kind in the nation. Students will graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree and will be able to manage construction projects and the business of construction. They are expected to be decision makers and managers in their work environment. The program consistently has a 99% employment rate, with the other 1% continuing with graduate studies.

Energy efficiency matters. As state and federal agencies prioritize energy efficiency, they need leaders who understand how buildings work and how to find ways to make them work better. Appalachian State University's Bachelor of Science in Building Sciences degree with a concentration in Sustainable Building Systems develops students' skills in the analysis.

The Bachelor of Science in Construction Management prepares students to enter the construction industry, working with designers, owners, contractors, and architects. The curriculum teaches students how to develop leadership skills as a project manager, business acumen, and technological understanding of the current practices and theories in construction management. Learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree program.

Appalachian's Bachelor of Science degree in Building Sciences with a concentration in Architectural Technology and Design develops students' skills in the thinking and making of sustainable buildings that contribute positively to the built environment.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Sustainable Building Science Technology (SBST) program will prepare you to apply expertise and systems knowledge to support highly technical building operations.

The goal of the BSEE program is to provide students who are capable of pursuing fulfilling careers in a changing world, to fulfill the undergraduate technical education needs of the Community, Business and Industry of the North Bay region. A broader mission is to enable graduating engineers to acquire knowledge and experiences to prepare them to pursue lifelong learning, advanced study, leadership roles in business and community.