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Study Details: MSc/PGDip/PGCert Full-time: one year; Part-time: Up to three years
Globally recognised for its quality and expert delivery, our MSc Construction Project Management is an extremely popular course which is well respected in industry. The themes of sustainability, enterprise, employability and internationalisation are central to the programme of study and by focusing on these specialised areas, you’ll become fully equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for forging rewarding and successful careers. The development of leadership and team building skills is a cornerstone of the course: you’ll attend a bespoke residential workshop hosted by an internationally renowned management development company situated in the heart of the Lake District National Park.
Specific entry requirements for this course are an Upper Second Class Honours degree or higher in Construction Project Management, Construction Management, Construction, Building Management, Building or related award title.
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The course seeks to develop the skills of postgraduate managers and engineers in the following areas:
• Enable graduates in management and engineering disciplines to develop their project management skills.
• Focus upon project planning and control methods within the construction project management process.
• Extend knowledge of innovative tools, techniques and methodologies in the resolution of complex problems.
• Develop personal, interpersonal and project-personnel skills.
• Provide the opportunity for students to complete a range of modules that are relevant to their working environment and general interest in the context of international project management.
• Develop the student’s research methods and applications.
This innovative course includes the key characteristics of best practice and industry specific skills relevant to the process of construction project management. The course was in part modelled on a range of industrial training and management development courses, developed by the likes of Pochin Construction and GEC Tarmac, GEC Alstom, Lancashire Engineering Partnership and Leyland Product Design.
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