OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
Construction Project Management
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS P052204
At a glance
12 mo
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- Industry-Relevant CurriculumDeveloped with leading companies
- Flexible Study OptionsFull-time (1 year) or Part-time Distance Learning (2 years)
- Problem-Based LearningWork on real-life case studies with cutting-edge software
- Networking OpportunitiesBenefit from extensive alumni and industry connections
- Globally Recognised AccreditationsRICS and CIOB accredited
The MSc in Construction Project Management at Oxford Brookes University is designed to meet the dynamic demands of the modern construction industry and built environment professionals. This course offers an applied learning approach, focusing on real-world problems faced by construction companies, clients, and consultants. You will develop a comprehensive range of management skills, including Building Information Modelling (BIM), project finance, technology, and procurement. The program maintains strong links with leading companies such as Laing O’Rourke, Kier, and Mace, ensuring that the curriculum remains highly relevant to current industry practices. This master's degree is ideal for individuals with a background in construction who aspire to advance their careers as Construction Managers. Graduates from this program are well-prepared for opportunities locally, nationally, and internationally. The course is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), providing globally recognised qualifications. Please note that PGCert and PGDip qualifications are offered as exit awards only and do not carry the RICS or CIOB accreditation.
Curriculum
The MSc in Construction Project Management offers a practical, 'problem-based learning' approach, adapting real-world scenarios for your studies. You can start the course in either September or January. While the dissertation module runs over the summer, this period also offers an excellent opportunity for internships or work experience. The modules listed below are for the Master's award; PGDip and PGCert module choices may vary, so please contact the university for details.
- Taught Modules
- People, Leadership and Organisations
- Project Planning, Control and Risk
- Process Management
Careers
Graduates of the Construction Project Management MSc program are highly sought after across the industry, both nationally and internationally. The course prepares you for leadership roles and enables career advancement within the construction sector.
- Construction Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the MSc in Construction Project Management?
- The programme is ideal for individuals with a background in construction industries who aspire to advance their careers as Construction Managers.
- What is the tuition fee for international students?
- Please refer to the university's official tuition fee page for the most up-to-date international tuition rates for the MSc Construction Project Management.
- What are the estimated annual living costs for postgraduate students?
- Estimated annual living costs range from £16,796 to £22,256 for a 52-week postgraduate course, including accommodation, food, and other essentials.
- How long does the MSc Construction Project Management programme take to complete?
- The programme can be studied full-time over 1 year or part-time via distance learning over 2 years. The dissertation module runs over the summer, which can offer internship opportunities.
- Is this programme accredited?
- Yes, the MSc in Construction Project Management is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
- When can I apply and start the programme?
- You can start the course in either September or January, with applications opening for the next academic year in September for both entry points.
Entry requirements
Background in construction industriesIdeal for those seeking to develop their career as a Construction Manager.
Please note, PGCert and PGDip qualifications are offered as exit awards only and are not accredited by RICS or CIOB. Applicants interested in these should apply for the MSc in the first instance.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the university's official tuition fee page for the most up-to-date international tuition rates for the MSc Construction Project Management.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the university's official tuition fee page for the most up-to-date home tuition rates for the MSc Construction Project Management.
LivingEstimated annual living costs range from £16,796 to £22,256 for a 52-week postgraduate course. This estimate includes accommodation (£135-£240 per week), telephone (£11 per week), food (£50 per week), household goods and laundry (£22 per week), course essentials (£5 per week), and other leisure/socialising costs (£100 per week).
Living expenses will vary based on your accommodation choices and lifestyle. Students in university halls generally pay £135-£240 per week, while a shared house in Oxford averages £168 per week plus utilities. You can contact the Student Money Advisers at studentmoneyadvice@brookes.ac.uk for budgeting advice. Discounts for students are widely available both with top brands and local services in Oxford.
How to apply
1. Find your courseUse the funding finder tool on the university website to confirm the course and check specific entry requirements and application details.
2. Prepare your applicationGather all required documents including academic transcripts, English language test results (if applicable), and a personal statement.
3. Submit your applicationComplete the online application form. For postgraduate courses like this MSc, applications are typically made directly to the university.
4. Attend an open day or webinarConsider attending an open day or webinar to learn more about the course and the university, and to ask any questions you may have.
Accreditation
This course is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the MSc in Construction Project Management?
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The programme is ideal for individuals with a background in construction industries who aspire to advance their careers as Construction Managers.
What is the tuition fee for international students?
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Please refer to the university's official tuition fee page for the most up-to-date international tuition rates for the MSc Construction Project Management.
What are the estimated annual living costs for postgraduate students?
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Estimated annual living costs range from £16,796 to £22,256 for a 52-week postgraduate course, including accommodation, food, and other essentials.
How long does the MSc Construction Project Management programme take to complete?
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The programme can be studied full-time over 1 year or part-time via distance learning over 2 years. The dissertation module runs over the summer, which can offer internship opportunities.
Is this programme accredited?
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Yes, the MSc in Construction Project Management is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
When can I apply and start the programme?
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You can start the course in either September or January, with applications opening for the next academic year in September for both entry points.