This course will provide you an excellent knowledge on building economics and law, project management, building technology, measurement and estimating, quantity surveying and building practice. It will prepare you to work as construction manager, estimator, planner, and quantity surveyor in a building company or sub-contracting organization. In addition, you can also find opportunities in the property development and property maintenance divisions of companies. You will get to know a mix of theory and hands-on, bricks-and-mortar experience, conduct practical experiments in building technology, including acoustics, building heat-flow, corrosion of materials, concrete testing, and much more. You will earn all the skills that takes to be a world-class construction or project manager.
After graduating in Construction Management, you can build a strong career as a construction manager, estimator, project manager, building supervisor, estimator, quantity surveyor or building researcher or quantity surveyor in a range of industry organizations such as contractors, property developers, and consulting firms. Opportunities also exist in the property and facilities divisions of companies that are responsible for large property portfolios. After graduating in Construction Management, you can build a strong career as a construction manager, estimator, project manager, building supervisor, estimator, quantity surveyor or building researcher or quantity surveyor in a range of industry organizations such as contractors, property developers, and consulting firms. Opportunities also exist in the property and facilities divisions of companies that are responsible for large property portfolios.
You can work for one of these employers:
● international construction companies
● design and build companies
● civil engineering contractors
● building and project management companies or consultancies
● property development companies
● organizations involved in urban regeneration and sustainable development
● housing associations
● health authorities.
The technical, management, and professional skills developed during your degree are also welcomed by employers in other sectors, such as finance, marketing, logistics, personnel and general management.
