Heavy-Highway Construction Students

Heavy-Highway Construction Minor

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The minor in heavy-highway construction will provide students an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of transportation infrastructure project management. The minor will prepare students to work for firms who build roads, bridges, railroad and utility installation projects as well as departments of transportation at the state level.

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