MSc Construction Management, MSc

GCU London, Glasgow Caledonian University, the United Kingdom

GCU London, Glasgow Caledonian University

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
MSc	Full-time, Part-time	12 - 36 month	September, January	GBP 8400 per year	GBP 12600 per year

About MSc Construction Management, MSc - at GCU London, Glasgow Caledonian University

Developed with the support of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), the programme is accredited by four distinct professional bodies and is designed to meet the increasing demand for innovative and far-sighted construction managers. It offers a choice of modules covering the wide variety of skills that modern construction professionals need.
Demand for highly skilled, innovative construction managers is constantly increasing. This comes from a growing drive to find sustainable and environmentally sound construction methods and innovative management practices to replace traditional procurement routes and management methods.
The programme offers a wide choice of modules which cover the skills that modern construction professionals need in order to meet the challenges of the industry. The programme allows you the scope to develop a bespoke skill set by selecting from the range of elective modules. It provides recent graduates and experienced professionals with an outstanding opportunity to upgrade their skills in order to enhance their career choices.

Notes about fees for this course

£12,600 (International Students), £8,400 (Home/EU Students)

Entry requirements

UK Honours degree 2:2 (or equivalent) in any discipline associated with the construction and property industry.

Or, corporate membership of a construction of property-related professional body (eg RICS, RIAS, CIOB).

Applicants without a formal degree level qualification or strong qualifications in unrelated disciplines maybe accepted on to the PgD programme subject to relevant industry experience.

English Language

Candidates whose normal medium of education and work has not been English, will normally be required to present evidence of competence in English as demonstrated by a pass at IELTS level 6.0 (with no element less than 5.5).