BSc · Nottingham Trent University · 4 years
Quantity surveying and commercial management is the discipline that holds construction projects together financially and contractually. Where architects design and engineers solve technical problems, quantity surveyors and commercial managers ensure that projects are economically viable, that costs are planned and controlled, that contracts are correctly drawn up and administered, and that the commercial risks inherent in building are properly understood and managed. The discipline sits at the intersection of the built environment and the business world, requiring both technical knowledge of construction and strong skills in finance, law, negotiation, and professional communication. The programme at Nottingham Trent University is a four-year degree that includes a foundation year, giving students who do not yet meet the standard entry requirements the academic grounding and study skills
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