COURSE CURRICULUM

This MSc Construction Project Management degree provides a comprehensive and professionally focused curriculum designed to develop advanced knowledge and skills for managing complex construction projects. Key learning areas include BIM Theory and Practice, where students explore digital construction methods and collaborative information management to enhance project efficiency and accuracy. Construction Law, Contracts and Dispute Resolution develops understanding of legal frameworks, contractual obligations and strategies for managing disputes, helping students operate confidently in a regulated environment. General Management and Strategic Management modules build leadership, organisational planning and decision-making abilities, preparing students to manage teams, resources and long-term project objectives effectively. Construction Management and Safety focuses on operational control, site management and health and safety practices, ensuring students can oversee safe and compliant project delivery. Project Management Tools, Techniques and Processes equips students with practical skills in scheduling, risk management, budgeting and performance monitoring using modern industry tools. The program culminates in a substantial dissertation, allowing students to research an area of professional interest, apply theoretical knowledge to real-world industry challenges and demonstrate independent critical thinking. Overall, the course prepares graduates to confidently handle technical, managerial, legal and strategic aspects of construction project management, supporting strong career prospects in national and international construction sectors.