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Nevada Facilities Degrees
Facilities Management Degrees: Nevada Colleges
Looking for accredited career colleges, technical schools, and universities in Nevada offering Facilities degrees. Facilities managers and facilities technicians provide planning, design and management for all custodial and construction projects.
The experience you are likely to have going to college in Nevada is as widely varied as the state itself. The mining towns of Eastern Nevada, such as Battle Mountain, Winnemucca and Elko, offer career experience in the resource extraction industry. Then there are the gambling towns of Reno and Las Vegas, which could not be more different from one another. Despite the widespread casinos and their associated nightlife, Reno is an established city with a real down-home feel. Reno has strong community organizations, and a small but hardy arts scene. Las Vegas is, to some, the Eighth Wonder of the World. This is a 24-hour city with world-class opportunities in the fields of entertainment and hospitality. Or perhaps you will be drawn to the serene desert life in the largely empty parts of Nevada between these cities.Nevada Colleges: Facilities Degrees
Facilities Planning and Management program prepares students to enter professional practice as facility planners and workplace strategists in large organizations, as well as consulting and real estate firms.
Facilities Planning and Management program focuses on how we can best plan, design, and manage facilities in a sustainable way in the context of the communities and environment of which they are a part. The interest is in the relationship between facilities and the people who use them. "Sustainable" includes but goes beyond consideration of factors such as consumption of energy, water, and resources by buildings, and the environmental impact from buildings. The approach of the program is utilizes knowledge and methods from the fields of planning, design, real estate, business, and environmental psychology and organizational behavior.
Facilities Planning and Management program is design to create learning opportunities that will enable our students to be leaders in planning and managing high performance buildings that reflect an equal concern for the environment and the people who use and are affected by these facilities.
