MSc Construction Management

Introduction:

Construction is an exciting global industry and Construction Managers play a crucial role at the heart of it, responsible for directing operations within building projects - from project planning, contract administration and safety management, through to cost and quality control.

This course will develop your knowledge of the fundamental principles of construction management to the processes and dynamics of live project work. You’ll gain a critical understanding of the role that management plays in industry processes, and examine the technological processes and associated business functions widely seen in the UK and across international environments.

Through the application of research methods, you'll advance your ability to identify innovation and continuous development in the industry. Our MSc Construction Management course provides you with a framework for understanding the unique role of a construction manager, with a key focus on the management of construction projects from the perspective of the construction contractor.

Who is this course designed for?

This course is aimed at both professionals or graduates wishing to pursue a career managing construction projects.

It is suitable for professionals already working in the construction industries who aspire to senior management positions. Additionally, this course is suitable for undergraduate students in related subject areas, looking to progress to a managerial and technical programme.

Where do MSc Construction Management graduates from NTU work?

Our MSc Construction Management course has an outstanding reputation for producing employable graduates.

The skills and knowledge gained on this course opens up opportunities for application to senior management positions. You will graduate with improved professional and technical skills in managerial, economic, legal and business areas.

Recent graduate destinations have included:

National Grid

Balfour Beatty

Douglas Smith Construction Consultancy Ltd

Tower Surveys Ltd.

VINCI Construction Ltd.

EC Harris, and many more.

Graduate job roles include project manager, construction manager and project development officer.

Students need to have 2:2 honours degree in a construction-related subject; or, Corporate membership of an appropriate construction industry-related professional body which has been approved for this purpose by the University, preferably alongside industry experience at managerial level, or an alternative approved construction industry-related professional qualification, together with appropriate industrial experience at managerial level in the construction industry.