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MSc - Master of Science
Docklands Campus.
Full Time
Sep 2026
1 Year
The programme is designed to meet the demand within the construction management industry with advanced skills. The programme provides the opportunity for you to develop deep knowledge and understanding of different areas of construction management. The aim is to develop training specialists on how to manage multidisciplinary organisations in the construction industry from different perspectives such as client, contractor, designer, and supplier.The programme aims to develop management skills and critically reflective practice on construction. Applying theory into practice in the field of the construction industry is the main idea behind the course. It will enable you to maximise your management skills and capability to work in an international environment.The programme is supported by an integrated teaching, learning, and assessment strategy that demonstrates the appropriateness of the learning, teaching, and assessment methods used in relation to the intended learning outcomes.Construction managers with postgraduate qualifications find a wide range of career opportunities with consultancy, contactor and client organisations, as well as other related areas such as research and management.Explore the different career options you can pursue with this degree and see the median salaries of the sector on our Career Coach portal.
The module provides a holistic approach to deliver sustainable construction projects. The module focuses on sustainable development and sustainable construction. The module will enable you to explore and develop your understanding of the construction industry, and its environmental challenges and opportunities. You will learn about the industry's output, scope and constraints. Integrated process of design, operation and management will be the core of this module. The module considers management of health and safety within the built environment including relevant regulations and management systems.
To module assess the role of the engineer / construction manager in industry and the community. It investigates advances in engineering / construction technology and analyse its effect on the production process. The module will involve studying current management skills and the appropriate numerical techniques, contract procedures and financial controls.
The aim of this module is to enable you to undertake a placement in a relevant industrial environment to develop their technical and professional skills, within a real work environment to compliment their programme of study.
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