Construction Economics and Management MSc

UCL (University College London)

The Construction Economics and Management MSc prepares students to lead the future of the built environment. The course builds expertise in construction economics, enterprise management, and project leadership, with focus on the economics, finance, and management of construction projects and enterprises, equipping students with strategic insight and professional agility to thrive in the global construction sector. The Construction Economics and Management MSc at The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction provides an in-depth understanding of the economic and managerial aspects of construction projects and enterprises. This master’s course blends academic rigour with practical insights, focusing on the financial mechanisms, policy frameworks, and economic factors driving the construction industry. You will engage with contemporary issues such as sustainable construction, project finance, and global construction markets, benefiting from UCL's close connections with leading industry professionals and organisations. The course prepares graduates to tackle complex challenges and lead innovative projects in a dynamic sector. This Master’s course is ideal for applicants who already possess knowledge and experience of project management and are seeking to move from a project-based to a business-based role within construction or wish to specialise in areas of practical application of economics and finance. This programme is also available on a modular (flexible) basis, with a duration of 5 calendar years.