The Construction Business Management degree provides the skills for the management and oversight of a construction project, whether it's a commercial space, office building, or residential complex. There's almost no limit to the variety of projects you might take charge of as a construction manager, and a skilled manager will become more valuable as employers increasingly decide to hire managers with schooling to complement their experience. A construction manager doesnt play a physical role in the actual construction of a building, that's left to the workers below him or her. The manager takes a broader approach to the project, overseeing the many aspects required of a project, including the hiring of workers, the scheduling of various stages of the project, and the oversight of the many specialty trade workers that are often involved in a construction project, like electricians or plumbers. Construction managers can also work for different parties but with the same function, for instance, the manager on one project might be the owner of the contracting firm.