BSc Construction Management , BSc (Hons), University College of Estate Management (UCEM)

the United Kingdom

University College of Estate Management (UCEM)

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
BSc (Hons)	Distance, Online	3 - 7 years	March, September	GBP 950 per module	GBP 950 per module

About BSc Construction Management , BSc (Hons) - at University College of Estate Management (UCEM)

BSc Construction Management

- Prepare for every challenge in a demanding and stimulating career

COURSE OVERVIEW
Construction Managers – and those who work in related professions – are accustomed to solving new problems almost every day. Being able to plan for every eventuality is one thing; dealing with it when it actually happens – and a project depends on your skills and abilities in order to stay on schedule – is something altogether more demanding. This course makes sure you have the knowledge to cope with the rigorous demands of the construction industry, and the confidence to tackle every problem that comes your way.

Who should study this course?
This course is mainly designed for people employed in the construction industry, but those outside the industry are welcome to apply if they have the determination to succeed. If you currently work in a large contracting organisation, or for commercial developers, a local authority, or within the armed forces, you’ll have an insider’s appreciation of the diversity and demands of the role. You’ll know what you’re looking for, and CEM will make sure you discover it.

COURSE BENEFITS

Assume a working role as a construction site manager, site engineer, contracts surveyor, estimator, buyer or planner. Secure your right to employment in such roles by gaining one of the industry’s most in-demand qualifications
Progress towards Corporate Membership of CIOB
Achieve your goals faster – this is the leading course in this field that allows you to combine work and study through supported distance learning

Course outline

Below is a list of the modules included in this course and the structure which they follow.

Full module descriptions can be found at www.cem.ac.uk/cm

PART 1

Legal Studies - Level 4
People and Organisational Management – Level 4
Financial and Resource Management – Level 4
Economics – Level 4
Building, Environment, Technology 1 – Simple Construction – Level 4
Building, Environment, Technology 2 – Framed Structures – Level 4

PART 2

Building, Environment, Technology 3 – Complex Structures – Level 5
Contract Procedures – Level 5
Measurement and Quantification of Construction Works – Level 5
Construction Site Management – Level 5
Economics of Property and Construction – Level 5

PART 3

Compulsory modules

Integrated Management Project – Level 6
Construction Project Management – Level 6
Project – Level 6

Optional modules (choose two)

Commercial Management in Construction – Level 6
Estimating and Tendering of Construction Projects – Level 5
Strategic Facilities Management – Level 6
Commercial Property Management – Level 6
Maintenance Management – Level 6
Construction Law – Level 6

Notes about fees for this course

Fees:
£950 per module x 17 modules (usually students undertake 2 modules per semester)

Student Loans:
Eligible students (i.e. those domiciled in England) can apply to Student Finance England for student loans for this course

Total course fee: £16,150 (total cost indicative)

Supplemental fees for international postage may apply

Entry requirements

You should have at least one of the following: • Two or three A Levels (Grades CC or DDD). Applicants under 21 years of age with only two A Levels must also have three GCSEs or their equivalent • NVQ Level 4 or 5, or GNVQ Advanced • University degree, diploma or certificate • HNC or HND • Professional qualification from a recognised institution • Scottish Highers (Grades BB or CCC) • Irish Leaving Certificate (378–400 points) • CEM Diploma in Construction Practice or Surveying Practice • Relevant professional experience • Relevant work experience for mature student entry In addition to: • English language proficiency • Mathematics Grade C or above at GCSE or equivalent You will be required to provide copies of your qualification certificates that have been verified to be true copies of the original by someone in a professional occupation. Please do not send original documents.

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