Building Engineering
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Building Engineering
Starting dates and places
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Description
This programme has been developed to meet the needs of those employed in the varied construction professions who wish to expand their expertise in the building process. Ideally, students should have academic qualifications with training and practice in the construction industry.
A feature of the programme is the inclusion of an option that may be taken from the wide range of courses in the postgraduate portfolio of the School. This feature allows students to plan the greater part of the taught element of the programme to suit their individual background and future career development. The programme combines lectures, seminars, tutorials and group and individual projects. Some of the courses …
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This programme has been developed to meet the needs of those employed in the varied construction professions who wish to expand their expertise in the building process. Ideally, students should have academic qualifications with training and practice in the construction industry.
A feature of the programme is the inclusion of an option that may be taken from the wide range of courses in the postgraduate portfolio of the School. This feature allows students to plan the greater part of the taught element of the programme to suit their individual background and future career development. The programme combines lectures, seminars, tutorials and group and individual projects. Some of the courses may be taken in common with students on related construction programmes.
Content
- Research Methods (10 credits)
- Critical Thinking (10 credits)
- Building Rehabilitation (20 credits)
- Principles of Management (20 credits)
- Project Management (20 credits)
- Risk Management (20 credits)
- Sustainable Built Environments (20 credits)
- Dissertation (40 credits)
Oneoption (20 credits) chosen from:
- Construction Economics
- Construction Management
- Development Economics and Plannning
- Facilities Management
- Real Estate Development and Investment
- Comparative Urban and Regional Studies
- Housing Policy
- Sustainable Regeneration and Housing
- Asset Management and The Social Rented Sector
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