University of West London · Part-time
Construction Project Management
Do you have a degree or professional background in construction? Are you keen to develop and expand your career with a Masters in construction management? Our MSc Construction Project Management course is designed to support your professional development and p…
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Do you have a degree or professional background in construction? Are you keen to develop and expand your career with a Masters in construction management? Our MSc Construction Project Management course is designed to support your professional development and provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in today’s globalised and ever-changing construction industry. As a construction project manager you will learn to handle the planning, coordination, and successful execution of construction projects. The projects you work on could range from agricultural, residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, civil, or environmental. The course provides a broad, thorough foundation in the fundamentals required for successfully organising and managing construction projects; such as, strong communication skills, comprehensive knowledge of the building process and the ability to problem-solve. It includes study of the latest technology implementation and innovation, such as BIM and 3D printing. The course will equip you with advanced knowledge and skills in: - sustainable built environment development - construction project management - integrated and interoperable information management in construction projects - environmentally-friendly design and construction - sustainable financial and procurement management in construction projects.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants for this MSc course should possess an BSc (Hons) 2:2 above degree in the Built Environment areas, including Construction Project Management, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Architecture, Architectural Technology, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Property Management, Urban Development, etc.
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