Master in Construction Management takes a minimum of 1.5 years full-time.

Aims of the programme

The Masters in Construction Management programme is designed to provide theoretical as well as practical knowledge and skills for managing the social, technological, financial and environmental challenges facing the construction industry of today. It addresses the main concepts and methodologies of construction project management and provides educational opportunities for advanced study for cognate students from a wide range of industries including engineering, architecture and the real estate and construction sector.

The programme is will kick start the student's career or further develop expertise to advance their career in the construction industry.

Drawing references from International standards and guidelines such as the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK), the course will produce project managers capable of managing constraints in time, resources and quality, as well as the social, environmental and regulatory challenges in the construction industry.

The programme targets both regular and in-service candidates. To accommodate and cater to the pressing time and work demand for in-service candidates, the programme offers the flexibility for students to voluntarily exit after each semester.

Students will be awarded a Postgraduate Certificate in Construction Management (PgCert.in CM) and Post Graduate Diploma in Construction Management (PgDip. in CM) after the successful completion of semesters I and II respectively. The option to continue the programme after a certain duration is also offered upon fulfilling the necessary entry requirement conditions.