BSc (Hons) Construction Management with Foundation Year
The Construction Management degree course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage construction projects from start to finish. The program addresses the needs of the contemporary construction industry by providing practical, technical, and hands-on learning experiences.
The course emphasizes real-world applications through work-related learning, practical sessions, site inspections, and insights from industry experts. This approach ensures that learning is dynamic and closely aligned with industry practices.
Upon graduation, you will be prepared to deliver construction projects safely, on schedule, within budget, and to the highest standards. You will master key theories, concepts, and principles in construction management, including measurement, building appraisal, design, and build ability, while also gaining a strong foundation in general business management.
As a graduate, you'll be capable of applying evidence-based approaches to analysis, evaluation, decision-making, and problem-solving, making you a sought-after specialist in the construction industry.
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Modules
This course is 4 years with a foundation year. You will complete your first year and then continue for 3 more years to get your degree.
Year 0 (Foundation)
Develops skills in academic research and writing, focusing on critical analysis, synthesis of information, and presentation of research findings.
Provides an overview of fundamental management principles and practices, including organizational structure, leadership, and strategic planning.
Focuses on career preparation strategies, including resume writing, interview techniques, and professional development.
Introduces the key concepts and components of the built environment, including architecture, urban planning, and construction.
Explores building design principles and the science behind building systems, including materials, construction techniques, and sustainability.
Covers the basics of construction management, including project planning, scheduling, and resource management.
Year 1
Provides an overview of legal principles and statutory requirements relevant to the construction industry, including contracts, regulations, and compliance.
Examines the commercial and organizational aspects of the construction industry, including business practices, management, and market dynamics.
Explores various construction methods, materials, and technologies used in the building industry, including their applications and impacts.
Focuses on the management of operations and resources within construction projects, including budgeting, scheduling, and quality control.
Investigates innovative practices and technologies in the construction industry, including advancements in materials, methods, and sustainability.
Covers environmental and sustainability issues related to construction, including energy efficiency, waste management, and green building practices.
Year 2
Focuses on preconstruction activities, including project planning, cost estimation, and tendering processes.
Explores professional practice in construction management, including ethics, regulations, and industry standards.
Covers economic and financial management principles, including budgeting, financial analysis, and economic impact assessments in construction projects.
Examines the integration of environmental considerations and technological design in construction projects, including sustainable practices and innovations.
Focuses on the maintenance and management of buildings and services, including repair, renovation, and service management strategies.
Introduces research methods specific to construction and the built environment, including data collection, analysis, and research design.
Year 3
Covers contracts management and dispute resolution techniques in construction, including legal frameworks, conflict resolution, and contract administration.
Explores sustainable construction practices and their impact on the environment, including green building standards and environmental regulations.
Examines contemporary issues affecting the built environment, including policy changes, technological advancements, and industry challenges.
Provides an opportunity to undertake an independent research project in a chosen area of construction management, including project design, execution, and reporting.
Focuses on project management principles, including project development, execution, and evaluation, with an emphasis on construction projects.
Apply Now
Ready to take the next step in your education and career? Apply for the BSc (Hons) Construction Management with Foundation Year program today!
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Submit Your Application
Begin by filling out our user-friendly online application form with your personal and educational details.
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Upload Supporting Documents
Ensure you provide all necessary documents, including, Educational transcripts, Personal statement, References
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Application Review
Our dedicated admissions team will carefully review your application. If we need any additional information, we'll get in touch with you.
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Receive Your Offer
If your application is successful, you will receive an offer letter with detailed instructions on the next steps to enroll in the program.
