To encourage service projects that benefit the community. The full-time faculty members have construction experience. The part-time lecturers are mostly industry practitioners and include general contractors, specialty contractors, architects, engineers, and attorneys. The department offers a program of study leading to a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management degree. Bachelor of Science in Construction Management Students complete a minimum of 90 credits of required course work at the University or at another institution during their first two years of study.
Admission is competitive and occurs at the end of the student's second year of study.
Applicants must contact the department to obtain its individual application form and prospectus, which contain details of requirements for admission. Activities include professional guest lectures, field trips, competitions, community service, and student affiliations with industry leadership groups. ASIC cooperates with the University of Washington in furthering the Department of Construction Management's objective of developing individuals for management, business, and technical positions within the construction industry. ASIC works to inform the construction industry of the University of Washington Construction Management program, its merits, curriculum, and the tremendous value of its graduates to both the construction industry and community. An internship is required for completion of the degree program.