Construction Management Bsc (hons) in Teesside University, UK

Construction Management Bsc (hons) in Teesside University

This construction management programme provides you with the skills and understanding of principles, practices and ethics in the construction industry within a national and global context – as expected from a bachelor’s degree graduate.

Throughout the course, you learn the core construction management skills you need throughout a project lifecycle, including the role of digital technology in the construction industry.

Digitisation is shifting the way in which we construction built assets. As a design or construction professional you are required to organise, analyse and understand increasing amounts of data - this change of role is highlighted by the UK regulations and standards, for example UK BIM mandate, BS PAS 1192 series and BS 8536 series.

You can complete an optional work placement year as part of this degree course at no extra cost.

This course consists of six main strands of knowledge across the three years – building information modelling and information management, procurement, technologies and modular construction, sustainability and management. These are informed by one of the research-active teams in the University. Examples include successful knowledge transfer partnership projects with companies such as Ryder Architects, Unasys, Spa Architects, and organisations such as the Qatar National Research Foundation with the Qatar BIM project, which developed a whole lifecycle process assessment for the Qatar Construction Industry in using BIM.

Professional accreditation for the course will be sought from the Chartered Institute of Building.

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