Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management London Metropolitan University

Overview

The Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management , B.Sc programme from London Metropolitan University will fast-track you into better career and salary prospects.

Key Facts

As a student on our course, you’ll have the opportunity to gain tangible industry experience, practising both traditional and contemporary project cost evaluation and control methods. You’ll have opportunities to use industry standard technologies, enhancing your employability skills and developing you into a next generation science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professional.

Through live projects, you’ll engage in authentic learning and assessment and will have the chance to work in collaboration with both national and international organisations. As you progress through your studies, you’ll get a taste of the types of challenges and opportunities a career in construction can offer.

We have strong ties with employers across the built environment and involve them in our curriculum design. You’ll learn from both leading academics and practitioners who will support you in unlocking your full potential within the construction and real estate industry.

Not forgetting to mention, you’ll get to study in our vibrant Holloway campus, within a 10-minute tube journey of the City and West End, both of which are full of life, culture and opportunity.

Career opportunities:

Central and local government bodies offer graduate employment opportunities in this area. The private sector is also a huge source of employment.

Typical employers include:

• Major UK and international construction companies and consultancies
• Specialist consultants including cost consultants, engineering, and environmental consultancy
• Construction and civil engineering contractors
• Architectural and design practices
• Housing associations
• Residential and commercial property developers
• Public sector organisations

The technical, management and professional skills that you’ve gained will also be valued by employers in other sectors such as finance, project management, procurement, and general management.