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- Duration: 1/4 Years
- No Qualifications or Experience Needed
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Course Details
The Construction Management degree course has been designed to meet
the needs of today’s construction industry, giving you the specialist skills and
knowledge needed to manage a construction project from inception and
design through to occupation.
The construction industry is a very practical, technical, and hands-on
environment, and teaching and learning on the course reflects this. You will
learn from real life examples, work-related learning, practical sessions, site
inspections and expert guest speakers from the sector – all of which brings
learning to life and makes for a dynamic student experience.
As a Construction Management graduate, you will also be able to apply
evidence-based approaches to analysis, evaluation, decision making and
problem solving within the construction industry, making you the true
specialist that employers are looking for.
Modules
Year 0 (Foundation Year)
● Academic Research and Writing
● Introduction to Management
● Preparing for a Professional Career
● Introduction to the Built Environment
● Building Design and Building Science
● Introduction to Construction Management
Year 1
● Introduction to Law and Statutory Requirements
● Commercial and Organisational Environment in Construction
● Construction Methods, Materials and Technology
● Operational and Resource Management
● Innovation in Construction
● The Environment and Sustainable Issues
Year 2
● Preconstruction Management: Planning, Estimating and Tendering
● Professional Practice
● Economic and Financial Management
● Environmental and Construction Technology Design
● Maintenance of Buildings and Services
● Research Methods in Construction and the Built Environment
Year 3
● Contracts Management and Dispute Resolution
● Sustainable Construction and the Environment
● Current Issues in the Built Environment
● Research Project
● Project Management: Development and Evaluation
What Can I Do After University?
– Construction Project Manager
– Site Supervisor/Construction Site Manager
– Quantity Surveyor
– Estimator
– Construction Planner/Scheduler
– Contract Administrator
– Facilities Manager
– Building Surveyor
– Health and Safety Manager
– Construction Consultant
