Course overview
This two-year Construction Management program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in construction. The first year focuses on intensive theoretical knowledge and practical workshops, while the second year provides professional experience through an industrial placement.
Entry requirements
- High School Certificate or equivalent with passes in Mathematics and English.
- Physical fitness appropriate for the field of study.
- Basic understanding and interest in the chosen sector.
Year 1 — Academic study
Full-time, campus-based study across two semesters in Glasgow.
Semester 1
CON101
Introduction to Construction Management
Fundamental concepts and terminology in Construction Management.
CON102
Professional Ethics and Industry Standards
Understanding the regulatory framework and code of conduct.
CON103
Health, Safety, and Environment
Safety protocols, risk management, and environmental impact.
CON104
Core Technical Skills I
Initial practical training and workshop experience for Construction Management.
CON105
Information Technology for Professionals
Using digital tools and software common in the industry.
CON106
Communication Skills
Effective verbal and written communication in a professional environment.
Semester 2
CON111
Advanced Construction Management Techniques
Developing specialized technical proficiency.
CON112
Project Management Foundations
Basics of planning, execution, and monitoring projects.
CON113
Sustainability in Practice
Implementing green practices and sustainable methods.
CON114
Core Technical Skills II
Continuation of practical training with increasing complexity.
CON115
Business and Entrepreneurship
Basics of financial management and starting a small business.
CON116
Emerging Technologies
Current trends and technological advancements in Construction Management.
Industrial Placement Year
The second year is a 12-month supervised industrial placement. Students will work within an approved organization related to Construction Management. Assessment is based on a portfolio of evidence, workplace supervisor evaluations, and a final workplace project.
Career progression
Work opportunities
- Qualified Specialist in Construction Management
- Industry Consultant in construction
- Team Leader or Site Supervisor
- Self-employed Entrepreneur
Academic pathways
- Advanced entry into a Bachelor's degree in construction.
- Postgraduate professional certifications.
- Specialized technical research programs.
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