Construction Management at University of Brighton - UCAS

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Course summary

The construction industry is complex with many different elements to consider during the life-cycle of a project and beyond. Our accredited MSc focuses on the operational aspects of a construction project equipping you with the knowledge and understanding you need to take on client, consultancy and contractor managerial roles. You will learn how to analyse the operational environment, problem solve and manage operations effectively on site. And you’ll develop your understanding of a project’s business case, design, client requirements and construction law, considering the needs of people, resources, organisations, materials and its impact on the environment. Working in a team you’ll produce and appraise a proposal for a complex project based on a real-world scenario. You’ll learn how to balance timings, costs and performance with the needs of health, safety, welfare and the environment, and produce plans and build skills using specialist industry software. You will learn with a team of researchers who are experts in construction, engineering and sustainable development. Our team consult for national and regional governments, and organisations such as the Environment Agency and DEFRA. Working closely with your supervisor you’ll research and produce a dissertation that reflects your interests and career aspirations and have the opportunity to specialise through option modules. You also benefit from our well-established links with industry and access to our specialist facilities.

Modules

Core modules: Construction Management; Project Planning and Analysis; Construction Law and Procurement; Management of People and Organisations; Project Risk and Financial Analysis; Sustainable Construction ; Masters project. Options: Environmental Impact Assessment; Systems of Environmental Management; Environmental Policy and Law; Case studies in Environmental Assessment and Management; Bridge Loads and Analysis; Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering; Water Resources Management; Water Treatment Technology; Wastewater Treatment Technology.


Entry requirements

The entry requirements listed here are our typical offer for this course if you wish to begin studying with us in 2020. They should be used as a general guide. Honours degree; or other degree plus at least two years postgraduate experience in a position of responsibility; or full membership of a relevant chartered professional body. IELTS 6.5 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each element.


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Construction Management at University of Brighton - UCAS