UndergraduateArchitecture
Bachelor of Construction Management Studies (exit only)
Western Sydney University, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Bachelor of Construction Management Studies at Western Sydney University is a three-year qualification offered as an exit award within the combined Bachelor of Construction Management Studies and Bachelor of Laws. The construction management component mixes work experience with study, including practical experiments in building technology such as acoustics and heat flow, producing knowledge valued in the construction industry. Graduates use the exit award in construction industry roles or as credit toward the combined degree. Indicative international tuition is around 40,900 Australian dollars per year. The course holds CRICOS registration 108428H.
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