SPDC Offers Two Online Graduate Certificates

Updated from an original article written by Mary Beth Graebert.

Real Estate, Construction Management and Urban Planning professionals interested in advancing their knowledge, at a reasonable cost and timeframe, will want to check out our online graduate certificate programs.

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The School of Planning, Design and Construction offers two online graduate certificate programs. Applications for 2023 classes are now being considered in areas of:

All courses are taught by faculty from SPDC who have balanced industry and academic experience. One of the benefits of these certificate programs is you may engage them on your schedule.

The graduate certificate are stand-alone credentials, and credits earned can be fully transcribed to the requirements for our Master of Science in Construction Management and/or the Master of Urban and Regional Planning degrees. Current MSU undergraduates are eligible to apply to either graduate certificate program.

For more information, please visit our Online Graduate Degree/Certificate page, or reach out to Bob Aydukovic, Construction Management Teaching Specialist and Co-Coordinator of the Real Estate Development and Construction graduate certificate program.

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