The demand for expert construction project managers is steadily on the rise, both in the UK and internationally. On our Construction Project Management MSc you’ll become an expert in your field, opening the door to better career and salary prospects. If you have ambitions to manage projects and make a real-world contribution to the built environment then this could be the perfect course for you.
London Met’s School of the Built Environment has designed this course to provide you with the skills needed to become a well-practiced and valued project manager in the construction field and the expertise to lead on complex projects globally.
By working on real world projects, you’ll engage in authentic learning and assessment and will have the opportunity to work in collaboration with national and international organizations. To further advance your career prospects, we have strong links with employers active in all aspects of the built environment and involve them in our curriculum design.
Taught by industry experts and practitioners, you’ll gain the knowledge sought after by employers including how to motivate and lead project teams, keep to tight deadlines and budgets and achieve your client’s goals. You will gain an awareness of the challenges faced when delivering projects within and outside of the UK, taking into account differing cultural and national contexts.
Extra Notes
Minimum 2:2(55% or above) honours degree in a built environment subject such as, quantity surveying, architecture, civil engineering, construction management, real estate or quantity surveying
Remarks
• London Metropolitan University offers an English language waiver for Indian students who have completed Grade XII within the last five years, accepting qualifications from all boards except Punjab and Haryana.
The tuition fee is subject to change semester wise, as such for exact tuition fee the website to the respective university.
Pathway: Students who want to pursue a graduate degree through a particular university but are unable to meet the university requirements for the GPA, GRE/GMAT or English language scores, have to take up an additional academic and language support i.e. pathways in order the admit and study at the desired university.