Construction Management is a professional field that focuses on the planning, coordination, and execution of construction projects from start to finish. It involves managing the entire process to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. This field combines knowledge of modern management principles with a deep understanding of the design and construction processes.

The Certificate in Construction Management consists of three semesters, all completed within a single calendar year. Each semester offers a structured curriculum delivered through classroom lectures, practical exercises, and hands-on projects.

Applicants must hold a KCSE qualification of C- or its accredited and recognized equivalent to be eligible for enrollment in the Certificate in Construction Management program.

Construction Management provides a broad spectrum of career opportunities, spanning various sectors within the construction industry. Graduates of this program can embark on diverse career paths, from overseeing large-scale construction projects to specializing in specific areas such as project management, site supervision, or sustainability consulting. They may choose to focus on ensuring the timely and efficient completion of projects, managing budgets and resources effectively, or maintaining high safety standards on construction sites. With a blend of managerial skills, technical knowledge, and a dedication to excellence, individuals in this field can pursue fulfilling careers that contribute to shaping the built environment and improving communities.