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This 100% online Introduction to Construction Project Management course will help prepare you for success in the project management field. The construction management industry in the United States is expected to grow by 9% through 2034. Additionally, Colorado plans to add over 50,000 construction jobs within the next five years, making now a strategic time to lead this growing industry.
This online construction management course equips learners with knowledge in the successful completion of construction projects, the role of a project manager, contract types, safety policies, project delivery methods, and more. Introduction to Construction Project Management is designed from the ground up to prepare you to work in a variety of construction organizations, and serves as an ideal starting point for learners eager to stack the course into an MSU Denver credential or degree via credit-by-exam.
Introduction to Construction Project Management is $450, with a $35 transaction fee per payment. All learning materials are included with tuition — no textbook purchase required.
The $122 credit-by-exam fee is currently waived for a limited time, allowing learners interested in a degree at MSU Denver to earn three college credits at no additional cost.
Course starts: February 2, 2026
Registration deadline: February 9, 2026
Course ends: April 2, 2026
Introduction to Construction Project Management will discuss key components of the construction industry to show how and why construction management is needed. Students are introduced to the full life-cycle concepts of construction project management, covering everything from programming and design to operations and, ultimately, disposal of the built environment.
A career in construction project management offers a promising future with opportunities to lead and shape diverse projects while contributing towards an environment’s growth and innovation with modern technologies during a modern industrial revolution (Industry 4.0).
Learners who successfully complete the construction project management online course can enter the workforce with confidence using newly learned knowledge and skills. You will receive a digital skills badge embedded with competencies learned. We recommend to include this badge on a resume, LinkedIn page, portfolio, or share it with an employer. You will also receive a certificate of completion verifying successful completion of the course.
Learning objectives:
The course can be completed in 4-8 weeks and is self-paced online.
Receive a personal advising session with an industry leader.
There will be a projected 598,400 construction management-related jobs in the United States by 2034, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
✓ Increased knowledge, skills, and understanding of the subject matter.
✓ High satisfaction with the overall experience of the course.
✓ Agreed that the subject matter was organized and presented effectively.
Approximate return on investment for each academic pathway

After taking the Construction Project Management course, you can immediately enter the workforce or continue onto a degree through MSU Denver and increase your earning potential.
Pathway 1: Complete the Introduction to Construction Project Management course and immediately enter the workforce. The education and practical skills gained through this course will provide a solid foundation, with additional training courses available to further enhance your expertise and advance your career in the construction industry. The median salary for this pathway is $37,500 a year.
Pathway 2: Enhance your education and earn a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management at MSU Denver. The Introduction to Construction Project Management course can count toward the certificate’s required courses. The median salary for this pathway is $70,000 a year.
With a rich history of experience dating back to 1998, Anthony Oyewole is your seasoned guide through the world of construction project management. His extensive construction project portfolio includes schools, hospitals, hotels, and even arenas. Having overseen construction projects across ten states and internationally, valued at up to a billion dollars, Anthony brings extensive experience in construction project management.
He applies global insights, lean principles, and an open, collaborative approach to deliver successful project outcomes. In 2020 he received his Master of Science in Construction Management from the University of Texas at El Paso and currently serves on two advisory boards for MSU Denver.
Phone: 303-615-1234
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Mailing Address:
Metropolitan State University of Denver
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P.O. Box 173362
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Denver, CO 80217-3362