COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Facilities Management course provides a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop highly skilled professionals capable of managing and optimising facilities within diverse organisations. The program covers essential aspects of project planning, control, and analysis, equipping students with the ability to oversee complex projects from inception to completion while ensuring efficiency and value. Risk and value management are integral components, enabling students to identify, assess, and mitigate potential challenges while maximising outcomes. Health and safety management is emphasised throughout, fostering a deep understanding of compliance, workplace safety, and organisational responsibility. Students also engage in modules focused on project team and leadership development, enhancing their ability to lead multidisciplinary teams effectively and drive strategic initiatives. Core modules in facilities management practice provide practical knowledge of operational management, maintenance strategies, and sustainability considerations, while asset and property management explores the optimisation and stewardship of physical resources to support organisational goals. The program culminates in a master’s dissertation, allowing students to undertake an in-depth research project, apply analytical and problem-solving skills, and contribute original insights to the field. Graduates emerge well-prepared for senior roles in facilities management, consultancy, or related sectors, capable of combining strategic thinking, technical expertise, and leadership skills to improve organisational performance and innovation.