Construction Management Munster Technological University

Overview

This programme is structured under the ACCS Scheme, which stands for Accumulation of Credits and Certification of Modules. This innovative approach allows students to focus on individual modules rather than committing to the entire course at once. Each module completed is certified separately, contributing towards the overall qualification of the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Typically, students will require an average of two years of study to accumulate the necessary credits for graduation.

Why Construction Management at Munster Technological University?

Munster Technological University is renowned for its strong emphasis on practical learning and industry partnerships, ensuring that students gain relevant experience and insights into the construction field. The university's excellent facilities and dedicated faculty provide a conducive environment for students to thrive academically and professionally.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (Hons) are as follows:

• International Students: €13,500 per year
• European Students: €1,450 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (Hons) encompasses a variety of modules aimed at equipping students with essential skills and knowledge. The modules include:

• Construction Technology
• Management
• Development Economics
• Construction Finance
• Construction Procurement
• Construction Contracts
• Building and Land Surveying
• Construction Resource Management

Each module is designed to be completed within one semester, allowing for flexibility in study options.

Careers with Construction Management

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management (Hons) can pursue a variety of career paths within the construction industry. Alumni have found employment in roles such as project managers, site supervisors, and construction consultants. They often work for leading construction firms and are involved in diverse sectors, including residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects.