COURSE CURRICULUM

The Construction Project Management postgraduate course equips students with the essential skills and knowledge to lead and manage construction projects effectively. Core modules cover workforce resource management, legal and statutory requirements, project management principles and strategy, procurement, tendering and bid management, modern methods of construction, and sustainability, providing a comprehensive understanding of both the operational and strategic aspects of the industry. Students develop expertise in planning, coordinating, and executing projects while ensuring compliance with legal standards and adopting sustainable practices. The course emphasizes practical application through access to advanced facilities, enabling students to integrate theory with hands-on experience. For MSc students, there is the option to undertake a dissertation or research project, allowing them to explore a specialist area in depth and develop independent research skills. By completing this program, graduates are prepared to take on senior roles in construction management, including site and project management, building surveying, civil engineering, and consultancy. The curriculum fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership abilities, ensuring that students can manage complex projects efficiently, optimise resources, and drive innovation. With a strong focus on both technical expertise and managerial competence, the course positions graduates to make a significant impact in the rapidly evolving construction sector.