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Master of Construction Project Management
UNSW Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
UNSW's Master of Construction Project Management applies project management principles across the full construction development cycle, covering how to manage time, cost, quality, safety and sustainability outcomes on real construction projects. Available full-time or part-time, the program is aimed at improving the proficiency of practitioners already working in construction to meet current and future industry challenges, covering both general management principles and their specific application to construction project delivery. It suits construction industry professionals who want formal project management credentials to progress into more senior project leadership roles, as well as graduates from engineering, architecture or related fields moving specifically into construction project management. The program's practical, industry-facing focus distinguishes it from a general project management qualification not tailored to construction's specific technical and regulatory demands.
Cost & duration
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Course structure
1 term of coursework
- Advanced Disciplinary Core Courses: CONS0002 Management of Construction Organisations, CONS0005 Construction Informatics, CONS0009 Construction Planning and Control, CONS0010 Construction Contract Administration, CONS0013 Construction Management Theory and Practice, CONS0016 Construction Risk Management and Business Analytics, CONS0023 Construction Cost and Value Management. Disciplinary Core Courses: BENV7020 Research Design, REST0018 Research Project. Prescribed Electives: ARCH7213 Performance over Time of Building Systems, BEIL6020 International Construction Study Trip, BENV7500 Programmable Cities, CONS0025 Infrastructure Planning, Procurement and Finance, FADA6700 ADA Professional Placement, REST0001 Property Performance Analysis, REST0004 Property Investment and Finance, REST0006 Property Development and Feasibility Analysis, REST0010 Property Industry Application, SUSD0002 Buil..
Admissions
1.7 year (72 UOC) program One of the following: A qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor's degree in a related field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65) A qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor's degree in any field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65), plus 2 years construction industry experience with some managerial responsibilities A Graduate Certificate in Construction (or construction related fields) from an Australian institution with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65) 1 year (48 UOC) program One of the following: A qualification equivalent to an Australian undergraduate honours degree in a related field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65) A qualification equivalent to an Australian undergraduate honours degree in any field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65), plus ...
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