Master of Construction Management
Overview
The Master of Construction Management (MCM) programme is designed to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively manage construction organisations and operations. With a focus on sustainable and profitable business practices, the programme covers essential aspects of the construction industry, including project management, health and safety, risk mitigation, regulations, strategic management, marketing, and financial and human resource management.
The curriculum consists of eight compulsory taught modules, each offering in-depth exploration of critical topics in construction management. The programme culminates in a Final Project (WB) (FPJ909), where students apply their learning to a specific topic of relevance to the construction field. By completing this programme, graduates will be prepared to take on leadership roles in the construction industry, managing complex projects while ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations, and contributing to the overall success of construction ventures.
We align this programme qualification’s to the level descriptors of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF).
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate significant knowledge of theoretical perspectives on construction management
- Demonstrate significant knowledge of key issues and challenges in construction industry
- Understand the strategic environment in which construction organizations operate and formulation of sound strategies for sustainability and profitability
- Apply theories, concepts and research methods in investigating and analyzing the complexities and challenges of construction project management, people management and leadership, financial management, risk management and health and safety
- Apply knowledge and skills in self-management, communication and teamwork activity in responding to the complexities and challenges of construction industry.
Admission Requirements
General Entry
- A related Bachelor‟s Degree OR
- A related Graduate Diploma at Level 8
General Entry
- 25 years old, completion of a related Level 5 qualification, and 7 years of relevant experience (of which 3.5 years of experience is obtained after completion of a Level 5 qualification), and completion of a Pre-Master‟s Program. OR
- 25 years old, completion of a related Level 6 qualification, and 6 years of relevant experience (of which 3 years of experience is obtained after completion of a Level 6 qualification), and completion of a Pre-Master‟s Program
Programme Modules & Fee
- Purchase 1-3 modules: 3% discount on each module.
- Purchase 3-5 modules: 5% discount on each module.
- Purchase more than 5 modules: 12% discount on each module.
| Module Code | Name Of The Module | Duration | Fee In USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCMLGC001 | Construction Project Management | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC002 | Law of Construction and Contract | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC003 | Research Methods for Business | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC004 | Occupational Health and Safety | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC005 | Project Funding and Managing Finance | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC006 | Construction Business and Enterprise | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC007 | Human Resource Management in Construction | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC008 | Strategic Management in Construction | 120 hours | 190 |
| MCMLGC009 | The Final Project (WB) | 240 hours | 190 |