Master of Construction Management

The Master of Construction Management examines how construction organisations are run, covering project management, health and safety, risk and regulation, strategic management, marketing, and financial and human-resource management. The Faculty of Business Management structures it as eight compulsory taught modules, closing with a final project tied to a specific construction-management topic, so graduates leave with both theoretical grounding and an applied piece of work. The programme targets students who want to understand the strategic environment construction firms operate in and how to build sustainable, profitable strategies within it. The page does not publish this master's duration, credit load, delivery mode or fee schedule. Admission expects a related bachelor's degree or graduate diploma at Level 8; the page does not detail an alternative-entry route for applicants without either.