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BSc Construction Management
About this course
Construction management is the discipline that oversees the planning, coordination, and successful delivery of building and infrastructure projects. From housing developments and commercial offices to transport infrastructure and public facilities, construction managers are the professionals who ensure that complex, multi-stakeholder projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality and safety standards. The role demands both technical knowledge of how buildings and structures are built and the organisational, leadership, and communication skills needed to manage the many parties involved. At the University of Westminster, this three-year full-time programme is taught by qualified professionals with direct industry experience, ensuring that the curriculum reflects current professional practice rather than purely academic content. You will study the technical, legal, financial, and managerial aspects of construction, learning how projects are procured, planned, and executed, and how the many stakeholders involved are coordinated effectively. The programme includes a sandwich year, a year abroad, and a work placement, giving you substantial professional and international experience before you graduate. These practical elements are particularly important in construction management, where industry connections and demonstrated competence matter greatly to employers. With a typical entry tariff of 104 UCAS points, the programme is professionally oriented and accessible. Construction management graduates work across the built environment sector. Contracting organisations, construction consultancies, client organisations, local authorities, housing associations, and the infrastructure and civil engineering sectors all employ construction managers. Roles include site manager, project manager, quantity surveyor, contract manager, and programme manager. The construction industry is consistently active, providing strong graduate employment prospects, and many graduates pursue the professional development pathway toward chartered status. Postgraduate study in construction management, project management, or quantity surveying is available for those who wish to specialise further.
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