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Construction Engineering Management School of Engineering

R. Bonner

I wanted to capture an advanced degree because I was recently passed over for a promotion and I wanted to be poised and ready the next time the position becomes available. The trouble was that I was smart enough and could do the work, but I was not formally trained and credentialed. The CEM degree path has bridged the gap and now I can offer real project management solutions and strategies.

Tuition & Fees

Application Deadlines

  • Fall Admission: August 1
  • Spring Admission: December 1
  • Summer Admission: May 1

Our students typically sign up for two courses per academic term, but some elect to take only one course per term.

Following is an estimation of applicable UAB tuition and fees per academic term based on current Academic Year. Please note that these figures are subject to change; only the official UAB tuition and fees page should be relied on to make a true calculation of program costs.

ALL ONLINE STUDENTS PAY IN-STATE TUITION

Itemization of Tuition and Fees

Cost Components

Tuition Per Credit Hour

$632 1

Credit Hours Per Course

3

Course Tuition

$1,896

Program Fee per Course

$900

Cost Per Course

$2,796

Courses Per Term

2

Total Cost Per Term

$5,592

1 Does not include additional $85 per credit hour for International Tuition.

TOTAL ESTIMATED COST = $5,592 per term x 5 terms = $27,960

The Master's of Engineering in Construction Engineering Management can be completed in approximately 19 months. Based on current Academic Year tuition and fees, the total estimated cost would be $27,960 plus books for students who take two courses per academic term and complete the degree in 19 months. A 12-month option is also available.

 

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R. Bonner

I wanted to capture an advanced degree because I was recently passed over for a promotion and I wanted to be poised and ready the next time the position becomes available. The trouble was that I was smart enough and could do the work, but I was not formally trained and credentialed. The CEM degree path has bridged the gap and now I can offer real project management solutions and strategies.