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Overview
The BSc (Hons) Construction Management degree is designed to meet the demands of today’s construction industry, providing you with the essential skills and knowledge to manage construction projects from start to finish. You will gain expertise in handling everything from project inception and design to completion and occupation.
This degree focuses on practical and hands-on learning, reflecting the real-world nature of the construction industry. Through real-life examples, work-related learning, practical sessions, site inspections, and expert guest speakers, you will experience a dynamic and engaging student journey.
Upon graduation, you will have the ability to manage construction projects efficiently, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality and industry standards. You will be well-versed in key construction management theories, including measurement, building appraisal, performance, and design principles. Additionally, you will have a strong foundation in general business management theory.
As a graduate of the BSc (Hons) Construction Management course, you will be equipped to apply evidence-based approaches to analysis, decision-making, problem-solving, and evaluation within the construction industry. This makes you a valuable specialist that employers are seeking in the construction sector.
Curriculum
Foundation Year:
- Academic Integrity and Assessment (20 credits)
- Building Design and Building Science (20 credits)
- Introduction to Construction Management (20 credits)
- Job Search Techniques and Professional Behaviour (20 credits)
- Personal Development and Career Exploration (20 credits)
- Study Strategies and Academic Development (20 credits)
Year 1:
- Construction Methods, Materials and Technology (20 credits)
- Estimating and Cost Control (20 credits)
- Health and Safety in Construction (20 credits)
- Innovation in Construction (20 credits)
- Site Practice 1 (20 credits)
- The Environment and Sustainability Issues (20 credits)
Year 2:
- Financial Management in Construction (20 credits)
- Industry Project 1 (20 credits)
- Law and Statutory Requirements (20 credits)
- Procurement and Tendering (20 credits)
- Professional Practice (20 credits)
- Research Methods (20 credits)
Year 3:
- Dispute Resolution (20 credits)
- Modern Methods of Construction (20 credits)
- Project Management (20 credits)
- Site Practice 2 (20 credits)
- Industry Project 2 (40 credits)
entry requirements
Applicants Must be Aged 18+ and:
Hold a Level 3 qualification (equivalent to 60 credits or 80 UCAS tariff points).
Have an English and Maths qualification: GCSE grade 4/C or CEFR B1.
Be assessed via an interview covering listening, speaking, numeracy, and writing skills (more details in the ‘Next Steps’ section).
Applicants Aged 21+:
We welcome applications from students aged 21 and above who may not meet the standard entry requirements but can demonstrate a strong commitment to studying. Applicants should provide evidence of academic, professional, or vocational experience in a related field.
Be assessed via an interview covering listening, speaking, and writing skills (more details in the ‘Next Steps’ section).
Next Steps:
Fill out an application form by clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button on this page.
Submit your supporting documents when requested by Surmount Academy.
Participate in a panel interview to assess listening and speaking skills. You’ll also complete a numeracy test and a personal reflection statement to assess your writing.
Surmount Academy will guide you through the admission process and help with the final decision on your application.
Required Documents
- 1. Passport
- 2. Evidence of previous academic qualifications and transcripts (including translations if your qualifications are not in English)
- 3. Evidence of English proficiency (where applicable)
Steps to apply
- 1. Decide on your course
- 2. Explore your entry options and check the requirements
- 3. Gather your documentation
