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Construction Science

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Arts and Sciences Engineering and Physics
Degree Level
Undergraduate
College
Arts and Sciences
Format
On Ground
Credit Hours
120 hours
Average Time to Degree
4 years

Construction science at Harding

The construction science degree prepares students to be professional constructors and managers within the industry of the built environment. The curriculum is designed to produce professional personnel equipped to manage and mitigate the growing challenges in all aspects of construction. The degree consists of a compilation of engineering science and project management coursework that will prepare the student for professional careers in residential, commercial and heavy construction.

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Why study construction science at Harding?

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  • promote Christ within a professional and encouraging atmosphere.
  • provide opportunity for engineering growth and applicationbuild team work, problem solving, communication and management skills.
  • promote Harding’s engineering program to businesses, alumni and prospective students.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

The Harding student section of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the professional society for electrical and computer engineering students. The section seeks to advance electrical and computer engineering at Harding through different activities, tours and the inviting of guest speakers to the campus, while promoting a Christian worldview.

Christian Perspective

The mission of the department of engineering and physics is to prepare Christian professionals to assume leadership roles in their fields, to improve the quality of life for individuals and society, and to contribute to an enhanced understanding of God's creation.

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The goal of the Harding University student chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to advance and disseminate the knowledge of mechanical engineering; provide an initial means of contact with the professional industrial world by means of tours, guest speakers, participating in related industry events and involvement in ASME events; prepare students for standardized professional testing; and promote development of an ethical and community conscientious student and future engineer with a Christian worldview.

  • Human-centered design
  • Mechanical engineering
  • Physics

The Biomedical Engineering Society is the professional society for biomedical engineering and bioengineering. The Harding University student chapter of BMES was chartered in 2013 and its purpose is to give glory to our creator, advance biomedical engineering and life science technology at Harding, and embrace the overall mission of BMES.

The student sections of the American Society of Civil Engineers and the American Institute of Steel Construction are professional societies for civil engineering and construction science majors. This dual section seeks to advance civil engineering and construction science students in the areas of construction, environmental, transportation, geotechnical and structural fields. The student section promotes professional development and service to the community.

What can you do with a degree in construction science?

Construction management

As a construction manager, you'll oversees construction projects from start to finish ensuring they are completed on time and within budget as well as meeting required standards for quality. You'll coordinate with architects, engineers and contractors, manage resources, and ensure compliance with safety regulations and building codes.

Geophysicists

Geophysicists study physical properties and processes of Earth to understand geological structures and phenomena. Research can be applied in various fields such as natural resource exploration, environmental monitoring and hazard assessments.

Structural or city engineers

As a city engineer you'll manage the planning, design and construction of public infrastructure projects in urban areas, such as roads, bridges, water supply systems, and wastewater treatment facilities. Responsibilities include ensuring projects are executed efficiently, meet regulatory standards and enhance the overall infrastructure of the city.

WITH A FOCUS ON TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE FROM A CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW, WE EMPOWER STUDENTS TO MAKE A MEANINGFUL IMPACT AS ENGINEERS.
Dr. Zane Gastineau

Department Chair

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Contact Information


Engineering and Physics Department
501-279-5440
engineering@harding.edu