Construction Management Career Fair

Students and employers networking at the 2018 Construction Management Career Fair.Students that study Construction Management at MSU have the knowledge and skills to be an integral part of any team. From project management to construction schedulers or estimators, to entrepreneurs ready for the challenge and rewards of starting their own companies, this program prepares career-ready graduates. 

All students in the School of Planning, Design and Construction are encouraged to attend this annual event that takes place in the fall, including Construction Management, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, and Urban and Regional Planning majors. 

The full-time job placement rate for construction management graduates has been up to 100% with an average starting salary of $58K.

Local and statewide construction companies and industry leaders from across the nation heavily attend the Construction Management Career Fair.

Companies recruit at this fair for full-time and internship positions. This career fair exposes students to job opportunities in many construction industry sectors, including commercial, residential and infrastructure in locations across the nation. 

Students are encouraged to bring their resumes.

Learn more at How to Prepare for a Career Fair.

Time of Year and Location

This event typically takes place in late September - early October. Registration details usually become available each year in late May - early June.

Spartan Stadium Office Tower
535 Chestnut Rd
East Lansing, MI 48824

Contact

For more information about this event, contact:

Jill Cords

Career Consultant
jcords@msu.edu
517-355-0234

Sinem Mollaoglu

CANR Faculty Excellence Advocate, Professor
sinemm@msu.edu
517-353-3252

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