Construction Management and Economics, MSc

Greenwich's MSc in Construction Management and Economics is a comprehensive program tailored for individuals aiming to lead in the construction and property sectors. Designed to provide in-depth analytical, technical, and managerial skills, the program responds to the growing industry demand for professionals capable of navigating complex projects within changing economic conditions. By combining theory and practical application in economics, finance, and management, the curriculum prepares graduates for high-level roles in large-scale construction projects.

Key Features:

• Industry Focused: Prepares graduates for careers in project management, quantity surveying, and consultancy within construction firms, local authorities, and regeneration agencies.
• Emerging Trends: Focuses on contemporary challenges in the built environment, with an emphasis on strategic thinking, resource allocation, and effective communication.
• Chartered Surveyor Pathway: Addresses the skills required to become a Chartered Surveyor through RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors).

Core Modules Include:

• Development Economics and Planning (20 credits)
• MSc Dissertation (40 credits)
• Applied Construction Management (20 credits)
• Building Information Modelling (BIM) (20 credits)
• Research Methods (20 credits)

Learning Experience:

• Lectures and Workshops: Engaging lectures, seminars, and workshops with industry experts.
• Collaborative Projects: Opportunities to work with peers from other built environment disciplines, fostering teamwork and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
• Teaching Hours: Classes typically run from 9 AM to 9 PM, offering flexibility for electives and independent study.

Independent Study:

• Self-Directed Learning: Students are expected to engage in 8-10 hours of independent study per module weekly, with access to extensive academic resources from the Stockwell Street library.

Assessment Methods:

• Comprehensive Evaluation: Assessments consist of coursework, presentations, and exams, ensuring a well-rounded approach to student evaluation.
• Feedback Timeline: Feedback is typically provided within 15 working days.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates are well-equipped for leadership roles in the construction industry and surveying sectors. The program provides essential career support, including industry connections and job market preparation through Greenwich’s dedicated employability team.

Support Services:

• Access to academic support and tools such as Microsoft Project and RICS BCIS for research and analysis.
• Pastoral and Career Guidance: Ongoing support for employability, ensuring students are ready to take on leadership positions in the construction and property sectors.

This MSc in Construction Management and Economics blends academic rigor with industry-focused training, preparing students for high-level careers in the evolving construction landscape.