Program Overview
The Construction Management program provides a strong foundation for project management in the building and construction industries. Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building, this course covers topics such as construction technology, management, law, and project risk management. Students develop practical skills through land measurement, digital modeling, and cost estimation, preparing them for careers in various construction sectors.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Our construction management degree provides a solid platform for careers in project management within the building and construction industries. This three-year course equips you with the knowledge and skills to excel in managing complex building projects. Our Construction Management course covers essential topics such as construction technology, management, economics, contract administration, and construction law. Tailor your learning with modules on sustainable construction, refurbishment, risk management, and more. Develop practical skills in land measurement, digital modelling, and cost estimation. You'll also gain expertise in evaluating and diagnosing problems related to building refurbishment, selecting appropriate adaptation solutions, and navigating statutory regulations and legislation. As an accredited course by the Chartered Institute of Building, you can work towards chartered membership, enhancing your career prospects. Graduates are well-prepared for project management roles in various construction sectors, contributing to the built environments.
Outline:
Full-time:
Year 1:
- Construction Technology (30 credits)
- Management and Economics of the Built Environment (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 1 (30 credits)
- Project and Professional Skills (15 credits)
- Health, Safety and Wellbeing (15 credits)
Year 2:
- Sustainable Construction and Integrated Project (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 2 (30 credits)
- Design and Structures (15 credits)
- Refurbishment and Adaptation (15 credits)
- Contract Practice Administration and Law (30 credits)
Year 3:
- Design and Construction Management (15 credits)
- Project and Risk Management (30 credits)
- Research Practice and Dissertation (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 3 (15 credits)
- Construction Economics (15 credits)
- Construction Contract Law (15 credits)
Part-time:
Year 1:
- Construction Technology (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 1 (30 credits)
Year 2:
- Management and Economics of the Built Environment (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 1 (30 credits)
Year 3:
- Construction Management Practice 2 (30 credits)
- Design and Structures (15 credits)
- Refurbishment and Adaptation (15 credits)
- Contract Practice Administration and Law (30 credits)
Year 4:
- Project and Risk Management (30 credits)
- Sustainable Construction and Integrated Project (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 3 (15 credits)
- Construction Economics (15 credits)
Year 5:
- Design and Construction Management (15 credits)
- Research Practice and Dissertation (30 credits)
- Construction Contract Law (15 credits)
Sandwich:
Year 1:
- Construction Technology (30 credits)
- Management and Economics of the Built Environment (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 1 (30 credits)
- Project and Professional Skills (15 credits)
- Health, Safety and Wellbeing (15 credits)
Year 2:
- Sustainable Construction and Integrated Project (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 2 (30 credits)
- Design and Structures (15 credits)
- Refurbishment and Adaptation (15 credits)
- Contract Practice Administration and Law (30 credits)
Year 3:
- Work Placement Course - ARC
Year 4:
- Design and Construction Management (15 credits)
- Project and Risk Management (30 credits)
- Research Practice and Dissertation (30 credits)
- Construction Management Practice 3 (15 credits)
- Construction Economics (15 credits)
- Construction Contract Law (15 credits)
Assessment:
Students are assessed through a combination of assessment methods depending on the modules chosen.
Teaching:
You will be taught by an experienced team which includes academics with a mixture of senior academics and professionals with practical experience. The diversity of the team means that the course retains and develops important links to professional practice.
Careers:
The skills you acquire through studying our courses will prepare you for careers in a wide range of industries and jobs. Graduates have a multitude of career options to pursue, working for both public and private sector clients, in specialist and generic consultancy roles. Roles may be focused upon any combination of managerial, software or technical skills. This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building.
Other:
Construction site visits and field trips form an integral part of the learning process, allowing you to put theory into practice. For site visits and field trips, you will need to pay your own travel and subsistence costs.
Full time
- Home: £9,250
- International: £17,000
Part time
- Home: £2,312 per 30 credits
- International: £4,250 per 30 credits
Entry Requirements:
- UK citizens and permanent residents:
- 104 UCAS Tariff points. Accepted qualifications include A Levels, T Levels, BTECs, Access to HE, and other qualifications with UCAS Tariff points. Equivalent qualifications may be considered.
- Applicants wishing to study the optional module 'Engineering Principles' are required to have Level 3 Mathematics. Applicants meeting specific eligibility criteria may receive a contextual offer with a reduced tariff of up to 16 UCAS Tariff points. Other entry requirements, such as GCSEs, interviews, etc., will still need to be met.
- International students:
- The University of Greenwich accepts a broad range of international qualifications for admission to its courses.
