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Construction Technology

Success on the jobsite demands specialized skills. Let’s get to work!

At the request of industry, Butler is offering a 62-credit hour Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree that includes a summer internship. Students can also earn a certificate. The program is housed in the new Manufacturing Engineering & Construction Technology Building in Andover. As these graduates are in high demand, our local advisory board members also guarantee interviews upon successful completion of the program.

Learn more about Certificate in Masonry and Concrete.

Accredited by the NCCER

National Center for Construction Education and Research

 

 

 

 

Butler’s Construction Technology program is officially accredited by The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER), a non-profit organization working to standardize credentialing for the industry and revolutionize training for more than 70 craft areas. Learn more [https://www.nccer.org/nccer-home]

 

Estimated Tuitition for Construction Technology: $8,155**

Tuition Total: $6,283
Student Fees Total: $1,647
Course Fees Total: $225
TUITION TOTAL $8,155

**This includes two years of tuition and student fees based on being a Kansas Resident and taking 61 credit hours. Registration fee of $15 each semester not included. Technology Access Charge not included. Housing and meal plans not included. Fees may vary depending on specific electives.


Kansas Promise Act Scholarship Eligible

 

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Construction is an aging industry many seasoned professionals are retiring. That means jobs are open and skilled workers are needed.

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