COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Construction Project Management is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both the technical and managerial aspects of modern construction projects. The compulsory modules ensure that students gain expertise in key areas essential for professional practice. Advanced Construction Procurement and Processes explores the planning, organisation, and management of construction projects, equipping students with skills to optimise project delivery and efficiency. Sustainable Development of the Built Environment emphasises environmentally responsible practices, teaching students to integrate sustainability into construction design, planning, and management. Construction Risk Management develops the ability to identify, assess, and mitigate risks throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring successful outcomes under complex and uncertain conditions. People and Organisation Management in Construction focuses on leadership, team dynamics, and stakeholder engagement, enhancing students’ capability to manage personnel and organisational processes effectively. Construction Innovation and BIM introduces cutting-edge digital tools and methodologies, including Building Information Modelling, to improve project design, coordination, and execution. Research Methods equips students with analytical and investigative skills, preparing them to conduct rigorous, evidence-based studies. The Project Dissertation allows students to apply their learning in an independent, in-depth research or practical project, integrating technical, managerial, and analytical skills. Collectively, these modules prepare graduates for leadership and specialist roles in construction project management, equipping them to address the challenges of a dynamic and global industry.