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Architecture & Construction Management

Architectural Engineer / Construction Management

Degree Type: Associate of Applied Science Degree, AAS, Certificate, CER

Pathway: Technical and Professional Studies

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Why Choose Architecture & Construction Management at PPSC?

If you like solving problems, drawing plans for new buildings, and bringing ideas to life, this could be the degree program for you. Career opportunities include architectural and engineering technician, draftsperson, certified document technician, construction project engineer, and sales. With more training or education, you could also become a licensed architect, engineer, landscape designer, urban planner, general contractor, construction estimator, project manager, or building inspector.

 

Flexible options

PPSC's Architecture Program can provide you with the technical training and preparation to participate as a valuable contributor in architectural, engineering, and construction firms. If the technical training is complemented with marketing skills, you could engage in the world of construction product sales. In order to prepare you for wide-ranging career options, the program has a three-part emphasis: architectural engineer, construction management, and product representative.
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