COURSE CURRICULUM

The Construction Project Management MSc combines core modules and optional specialisations to provide a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in managing construction projects. Core modules include Project Planning and Analysis, Construction Law and Procurement, Project Management for Construction, Project Risk and Financial Analysis, Sustainable Construction, and the Masters Dissertation. These modules equip students with the technical knowledge and practical skills necessary to plan, execute, and manage construction projects effectively, addressing key considerations such as risk, cost, sustainability, and compliance with legal and procurement requirements. In addition to the core modules, students can select option modules to develop expertise in specific areas, such as Building and Environment, Energy Assessment of Buildings, Introduction to Geographical Information Systems, Environmental Impact Assessment, and Environmental Management in Organisations. Option module availability may vary depending on timetabling and staff resources, but they allow students to tailor their learning to reflect individual interests and career goals. Overall, the program combines rigorous academic study with practical application, preparing students to manage complex construction projects, navigate multidisciplinary teams, and respond to the technical, financial, and environmental challenges of the construction industry. This approach ensures graduates are well-equipped for professional roles in construction project management, sustainable development, and related sectors.