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Associate Degree Programs in Construction

An associate degree is designed to prepare students for the workplace or for additional study at the university level. Students take a broad selection of classes that introduce them to the basic concepts of mathematics, the arts, the social sciences and the life sciences. They may also choose a program that focuses on a particular trade or skill.

What is an associate degree in construction? While providing a broad educational experience, this degree program also specializes in the concepts of construction practices. Students may choose from a focus on welding, heating and ventilation, construction management, fire technology and other areas. Instruction may include classroom lectures, online classes and hands-on experience in a shop environment with various construction applications. The typical program is for two years.

Participants in this program often develop independent thinking skills and improved knowledge of construction principles, both of which are desirable in personal and professional life. Students may also gain proficiency in a particular skill, such as welding, which may aid in employment opportunities.

The expenses for this program will vary depending upon such factors as the location of the program as well as the supplies needed for certain courses. Students should contact the admission office to find out the specific costs for each school.

Graduates with an associate degree in construction have many career opportunities available to them. They may decide to work in the construction industry, pursue additional education or start their own company. Work is often available from a wide range of businesses, including the building trades, auto shops, private firms and schools. They may be employed as shop teachers, welders, fire prevention specialists, HVAC technicians and car mechanics.

The program is offered throughout the globe, with many institutions tailoring degrees to specific skills and employment opportunities, and it may include online learning options. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.