About Bsc (hons) Construction Management in University of East London (UEL)
There are so many aspects to construction management – organising resources, materials, labour, and planning transport routes. Ensuring that a building project runs smoothly, with enough materials, equipment, workers and money to deliver it, is a huge task. So, too, is monitoring construction quality and progress.
This course will give you the knowledge, skills and understanding as well as industry contacts to help you develop into that role and to take on that kind of responsibility. It is also accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and fits within their educational framework for professional membership.
Key areas you will study include the planning and financing of projects, required contract law and of course health and safety knowledge – both for yourself and others. Time planning and logistics, cost control and management, and quality control are vital skills for a construction manager, and they are skills we will help you to gain through problem solving, digital collaborative working as well as traditional team work activities.
This course can also be studied part-time day release as independent study or as a sponsored student on a Degree Apprenticeship programme for Site Construction Management.
Undergraduate standard requirements
The English language entry requirement for undergraduate (Bachelor's) course is a minimum IELTS score of 5.5 or 6, or equivalent, depending on the course and year or level of entry. The specific requirements for your chosen course, including individual component scores, will be outlined as one of the academic conditions if you are made an offer.
Advanced entry
If you have one of the following, you may be considered for entry with Advanced Standing
- HSC (year 12) / Intermediate Exam for Class XII
60% or above
- A 3 or 4 year technical diploma with grades of 55% or above
- 2 years of a Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject
- An Edexcel HND
Undergraduate degree courses
To study for an undergraduate degree, you are normally required to have completed the SSC (Year 10) with good grades and HSC (Year 12) with 60% or above.
University of East London (UEL) Highlights
| Application Portal |
Direct from the international page of the school website or via UCAS |
| Application Fee |
UCAS applicants pay 20 GBP to 26 GBP while the direct application is free |
| Mode of Payment |
Bank transfer or banker's draft, online payment, credit or debit card |
| Academic Calendar |
Semester-based |
| Intake Seasons |
September and March |
| Work Experience |
Work experience not required but optional for some courses |
| Financial aid |
Discounts and scholarships |
University of East London (UEL) The Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses
The following are the categories of the tuition fee payable by the students
| Study Level and Course |
Tuition fees Per Annum (GBP) |
| Undergraduate courses |
12,700 |
| Postgraduate courses |
12,700 (M Arch Architecture only) |
| 2 Year Master's with industrial placement |
13,920 + (placement fee of 3,500 GBP) |
| 2 Year Master's with industrial placement (Professional services) |
13,680 + (placement fee of 2,000 GBP) |
| MBA |
15,000 |
| MBA with Placement |
15,000 + (placement fee of 3,-000 GBP) |
The total estimated annual cost of attendance for the 2020/2021 academic session is as presented on the table below:
| Fees |
Undergraduate (GBP) |
Postgraduate (GBP) |
| Tuition |
12,700 |
12,700 – 18,000 |
| Living Cost (Accommodation, Medical Insurance, Meal, Books, etc) |
15,180 (1,265 per month) |
15,180 (1,265 per month) |
| Total |
27,880 |
27,880 – 33,180 |
Note: The cost stated above is just an estimate as the actual cost of living depends on the lifestyle of the students.
International students offered admission are required to pay tuition fee deposit. The deposits are:
- Undergraduate – 4,000 GBP
- Postgraduate – 3,000 GBP
- MBA – 5,000 GBP
