Course Overview

Employment prospects are excellent. Successful students enter a variety of roles in client organizations, professional practices, local authorities, housing associations, and major contracting companies. In the course, you'll develop a number of transferable skills in oral and written communications, analytic thinking and research skills, as well as advanced IT. The department has recently set up a Building Information Modelling (BIM) Centre to provide a research and enterprise facility linking the University with industry. It is designed to foster knowledge creation and exchange in BIM by connecting staff and students with practitioners in an increasingly interdisciplinary world.

General Eligibility

2:1 degree or above in a discipline relevant to the Built Environment, for example, Estate Management, Quantity or Building Surveying, Building, Architecture, Town Planning, Housing or related discipline; or Corporate membership of a professional body concerned with property or construction, for example, RICS, CIOB, RIBA, RTPI, CIOH, or other relevant body of equal standing; or A qualification regarded as equivalent to the above; or A good Honours degree in a non-construction subject and some experience in the construction and development fields.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement