Construction Project Management Msc in University of Wolverhampton, UK

Construction Project Management Msc in University of Wolverhampton

This course aims to meet the growing need within the built environment sector for professionals with a thorough understanding of the management of the construction process from inception to completion. The focus on following the process through inception, feasibility and planning of projects differentiates this course from operational construction management. As a student you will experience a combination of structured learning with problem-based scenarios and research that will develop your capabilities for critical thinking, argument, creativity and encourage your innovation all of which are brought into the practical decision making processes encountered in built environment projects.

This course will enable you to appraise, analyse and evaluate the art and science of construction project management covering the areas of strategy, control, technical, commercial, legal, financial and organisational issues. You will reflect on and make cases for the integration of the technical (hard) and social (soft) management styles required within the context of strategic and operational construction projects.

This flexible course can enable qualification at post graduate certificate and diploma levels on successful completion of a requisite number of modules and credits.  Individual modules may be used as part of Continuous Professional Development courses offered by the University and its partners.

This course comprises 6 x 20 credit modules and a 60 credit dissertation. For the traditionally taught course, Lectures and tutorial sessions currently run on Thursday afternoon and evening  (first year part time) and Wednesday afternoon and evening (second year part time).  This enables self-directed study to be programmed by the student to complete the study requirement.  Modules are timetabled for completion either in one year full time  or two years part time as a minimum.  If you have been out of studying for a long time or unsure about the commitment, it is possible to breakdown the course by studying  for the Certificate (60 credits) or the Diploma (120 credits) and upgrading to the full MSc before accepting the lower award.  

The real time distance learning course will comprise 6 on-line lectures, supported by lecture notes and on-line activities.  This aligns with the 12 week structure of the traditionally taught course.  Lectures will normally take place at 18.00 hours GMT, every 2 weeks.  Assessment is time critical course work.  There are no examinations.  Full time students will study modules on alternate weeks. Time tables will be provided.

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