COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Construction Project Management program is structured around core modules that equip students with the technical knowledge, management skills, and strategic understanding required to excel in senior roles within the construction industry. The module in Construction Technology and Design 3 allows students to explore advanced construction processes, materials, and innovative methods that shape modern building practices. Professional Practices of Project Management focuses on developing leadership and organizational skills, preparing students to oversee projects efficiently, manage teams, and ensure successful project outcomes. Managing Construction Contracts and Procurement Strategies provides a strong foundation in contractual frameworks, procurement methods, and risk management, enabling students to navigate legal and commercial aspects of construction projects. Construction and Property Economics builds financial awareness, teaching students how to assess project costs, manage budgets, and evaluate economic impacts within the property and construction sectors. Finally, the Dissertation module gives students the opportunity to apply their learning through independent research, tackling a topic of personal and professional interest while demonstrating their ability to analyse, evaluate, and propose solutions to industry-related challenges. Together, these modules prepare graduates with the expertise needed for leadership roles, ensuring they are ready to contribute effectively to the global construction sector.