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Construction Management (top-up)

BSc (Hons)

This course provides a progression route to an honours degree for students who have completed an HND/FdSc in Construction Management.

Delivered in partnership with Moulton College.

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Course level

Undergraduate

Modes of study

Part time

Attendance

Part-time afternoon/evening attendance over one to two years.

Locations

Park Campus, Moulton College

Entry requirements

Applicants must have a HND/FdSc Construction Management or equivalent.

UCAS details

UCAS code: K220/BSc/FCstrM

Length of study

One to two years

Start date

September

School

Northampton Business School

Course content

Delivery of the course is shared between the technical staff in the Construction Department at Moulton College and the management staff in Northampton Business School. This ensures that students have a balanced programme of associated technical skills and business expertise.

This course covers stage three of the Construction Management (BSc (Hons)) degree. This final stage includes completion of practical projects.

Special course features

  • Designed for those already working in the construction and related industries
  • Includes work-based learning and assessment
  • Part-time programme

Typical modules

Click here for a detailed list of modules.

Typical modules include:

  • Research project
  • IT in construction management
  • Project management
  • Sustainability and innovation

Assessment

Students are assessed through coursework, examinations and project work.

Career opportunities

This course is designed for those already working in the construction industry. The aim is to enhance career progression into supervisory and management jobs.

Opportunities for employment can be found within many branches of the construction sector including on-site and office management roles, posts within national companies and as project managers.

For undergraduate application information please see our how to apply page.

Please contact Moulton College for fee details.

Scholarships and bursaries

The following scholarships may be applicable:

  • The Wilson Endowment Scholarship
  • The Chancellor's Fund
  • The Byrom Award
  • T D Lewis Scholarship

This course is available to international students.

For further help for international students please see our international students pages.

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