Building Transformative Global Leaders in Business and Construction
Capitalizing on Wentworth’s strengths in STEM and the built environment, Wentworth's School of Management develops well-rounded students engaged in real-world, hands-on, interdisciplinary projects. The School of Management offers two distinct paths in Management and Construction Management and is home to undergraduate and graduate degrees, minors, and certificate programs in Construction Management, Project Management, Business Management, Facility Management, and Computer Information Systems.
Classes are taught by renowned, expert faculty who are industry professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders in numerous enterprises. The School of Management is redefining what it means to influence the next generation of managers by preparing students to become forward-thinking trailblazers, trained to apply classroom and hands-on knowledge to the fields of business and construction. Our students become impactful decision-makers, providing analytical insights for business, design, and construction while utilizing innovative emerging technologies.
Facts & Figures
Business Management students were employed six months after graduation with an average salary of $63,000.
Construction Management students were employed 6 months after graduation with an average salary of $65,000.
The late Myles E. Sweeney, a Wentworth alumnus, and his late wife Eugenia Sweeney provided a $10 million endowment to support the efforts of the Construction Management program.
School of Management students fuel their expertise and gain core skills while building relationships through a variety of clubs, competitions, and professional associations on campus.
Undergraduate Programs of Study
Construction Management
Students in the Construction Management program learn essential skills to complete construction projects from conception to completion. In addition to learning how to manage resources, time, cost, and quality, they also build expertise in leadership, budgeting and cost control, cost estimating, scheduling, and engineering fundamentals while developing analytical and communication skills.
Business Management
Students interested in leadership and management can choose from a range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional certificate options. The School of Management offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Management with concentrations in entrepreneurship, project management, real estate, supply chain management, and cybersecurity management.
Computer Information Systems
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems links business management and computer science through a curriculum that includes business organization and the programming, databases, and networks that support them. Graduates are poised to enter the business world with both the business and the technical skills that today’s global companies demand.
Graduate Programs of Study
Testimonials
Josu'e Velney
"When I reflect on my time at Wentworth I'm most proud of the person I have become. I came here as a real estate investor and a rehabber and now I'm a full-time developer and construction manager."
Chaise Kakuk
"Wentworth’s Construction Management has had an amazing impact on my education because the program has taught me how to become a leader and become increasingly solution-oriented. Construction Management is very team-based, and no team is the same."
Parnia Alipour
"Being in small classes gives me the opportunity to have that 1:1 with my professors. Therefore, I am not just a number for them, and they get to know me. Being in the heart of Boston in my early 20s is also a great opportunity to network, explore and build my career."
Latest News & Events
Wentworth Women Meet Industry Professionals at Construction Management Speed Networking Event
On Wednesday, January 22, the Wentworth Construction Management Club (CM Club) held a networking event geared towards women who are currently pursuing a degree related to the built environment and/or Construction Management.
Construction Management Students Present Findings on City Hall, Elementary School, and Health Science Building Projects
Senior Construction Management students finished their final projects with a presentation to industry experts.
Students split their time between a multitude of real-world projects this semester. A sampling included:
CM Club Earns First Place in Associated Schools of Construction Annual Competition
Members of the Construction Management Club at Wentworth Institute of Technology earned something we can all be thankful for th
Construction Management Students Inducted into International Honor Society
The School of Management would like to recognize the 18 students who were inducted into Sigma Lambda Chi International Construction Honor Society.
Employers Who Have Hired Wentworth Grads
