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  Oct 02, 2024
 
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Construction Science Major (CONS), BS


The Construction Science degree prepares students to be professional constructors and managers within the industry of the built environment. The curriculum is designed to produce professional personnel equipped to manage and mitigate the growing challenges in all aspects of construction. The degree consists of a compilation of engineering science and project management coursework that will prepare the student for professional careers in residential, commercial, and heavy construction.

The program prepares graduates to execute the designs created by engineers and architects. Students share the same classroom with engineering and architecture students preparing for their professional careers. This setting and approach equips the construction science students with an in-depth understanding of construction design, specifications, and expectations that govern the projects the student will be executing after graduation.

The program affords students a level of construction science education that would require multiple years of industry experience to develop. This provides students the opportunity to be highly marketable for the many open positions within the construction industry, as well as opportunities to rapidly advance within their construction organizations.

Requirements


Liberal Arts: 38 Hours


All majors at Harding are required to complete 53 hours of Liberal Arts  studies. The following Liberal Arts requirements are met within the content of the major.

  • Biology, mathematics, and physical science are counted below in the hours required for the major. 
  • ECON 2010  satisfies 3 hours of the Individual and Social Environment component and is counted below in the major.
  • IS 4200  satisfies 3 hours of the Global Perspectives component and is counted below in the hours required for the major. BMIS 3000  or BHIS 3030  is recommended to fulfill the remaining 3 hours.

Major: 88 Hours


Remaining Bible/Electives: 4 Hours


BUS 4350 , included in the major, satisfies the Bible requirement in the semester it is taken. 

See Bible Class Enrollment policy here.  

Total Hours: 130 Hours