A practical and industry-driven degree for students interested in managing the construction of buildings and infrastructure. It focuses on construction methods, project management, cost estimation, building materials, safety regulations, and sustainable development. Students gain both technical and managerial skills to plan, coordinate, and oversee construction projects from start to finish.

Many students choose Construction because:

1. Opportunities to lead and manage real-world building projects.
2. High demand in construction, infrastructure, and property development sectors.
3. Combines hands-on work with leadership and planning responsibilities.
   

Some students do not choose Construction because:

1. Involves fieldwork and exposure to outdoor work environments.
2. Must manage deadlines, budgets, and multiple stakeholders.
3. Requires understanding of technical standards and safety protocols.
   

Lifestyle During Study:

1. Site visits, construction labs, and internships with construction firms.
2. Courses in materials, structural systems, project scheduling, and cost control.
   

After Graduation:

1. Work in construction companies, consulting firms, or government agencies.
2. Roles include site management, quantity surveying, and construction planning.
   

What is Hard:

Managing large teams, adhering to budgets, and coordinating across departments.

What is Easy:

Understanding project workflows and material logistics if you’re organized and detail-focused.

Statistics:

The average salary for a Construction Project Manager In KSA is SAR 268,584/year. source

Fun Fact:

“Construction professionals are the architects of execution—turning blueprints into buildings.”

This field is for you if you like:

1. Project planning and coordination
2. Building and construction technology
3. Engineering and infrastructure
4. Managing budgets and schedules
5. Working in dynamic environments
6. Construction law and safety
7. Site inspections and quality control
8. Sustainable building practices
9. Materials science and innovation
10. Solving real-world construction challenges
    

Career Opportunities:

1. Construction Project Manager
2. Site Supervisor
3. Quantity Surveyor
4. Construction Planner
5. Building Inspector
6. Cost Estimator
7. Contracts Manager
8. Facilities Manager
9. Civil Works Coordinator
10. Sustainability Advisor (Construction)
    

Relevant Certifications to consider:

1. Project Management Professional (PMP)
2. Certified Construction Manager (CCM)
3. OSHA Safety Certification
4. Building Information Modeling (BIM) Certification