COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc in Sustainable Construction covers a comprehensive range of topics designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to manage environmentally responsible construction projects. Students begin by studying building services and energy performance, gaining insight into how to design and maintain energy-efficient buildings. Construction technology and building information management are explored to develop technical proficiency and an understanding of digital tools that support effective project delivery. The course also examines environmental planning and policy, helping students navigate regulations and develop strategies that align with sustainability goals. Management of the integrated working environment teaches how to coordinate complex projects efficiently, ensuring that all aspects of construction—from design to completion—are effectively aligned. Sustainable development principles underpin the program, providing a framework for evaluating the environmental, social, and economic impacts of construction decisions. Research methods and professional development modules prepare students to conduct evidence-based analysis, develop innovative solutions, and reflect critically on their practice. The program culminates in a Master’s project, offering the opportunity to apply learning to a real-world or research-based challenge in sustainable construction. By combining technical knowledge, practical skills, and research experience, graduates are well-prepared to lead projects that balance performance, efficiency, and environmental responsibility, contributing to the future of sustainable building.