COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Construction Project Management equips students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills essential for leading projects in the construction and development sectors. The core modules cover a range of key areas, beginning with Procurement and Sustainable Sourcing, which teaches strategies for sourcing materials and services efficiently while prioritising sustainability and ethical practices. Project Management modules focus on planning, organising, and controlling construction projects, emphasising effective leadership, risk management, and decision-making. Corporate and Project Finance develops financial acumen, enabling students to evaluate project viability, manage budgets, and make informed investment decisions. Contract Law for Construction provides a strong foundation in legal frameworks, ensuring students understand contractual obligations, dispute resolution, and compliance with regulatory standards. Information Management and AI in Construction introduces digital tools, data-driven decision-making, and emerging technologies that improve project efficiency and innovation. Project Appraisal and Construction Economics focuses on evaluating project costs, economic feasibility, and value creation within the built environment. The program culminates in a Dissertation, allowing students to conduct independent research on a topic of professional relevance, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Overall, graduates gain the expertise to manage construction projects effectively, combining technical, financial, legal, and technological skills to excel in diverse professional contexts.