MSc Construction Project Management

The Construction Project Management MSc is a postgraduate course offered by Liverpool John Moores University. The course provides a comprehensive understanding of project and risk management processes, procurement, and environmental planning. The course incorporates architecture, construction, and surveying, and prepares students for a future in managing complex construction projects. This course offers the opportunity to attend networking events, guest lectures, and site visits, enables students to develop the skills needed for a rewarding and challenging career in construction project management.Course Content: Throughout this academic year, students will study two 30 credit modules and two 15 credit modules, amounting to a total of 90 credits. They will build a comprehensive understanding of project and risk management processes, essential law, procurement and contractual procedures, and financial and business management, among others.Key Modules: The course includes important modules such as Management Concepts and Project Risk, Solicitors' Accounts, Procurement and Contractual Procedures, Project Planning and Control, Management, Practice and Law, Dissertation, Financial and Business Management, and Environmental Assessment. Accreditations: The course is fully accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). Graduates can progress directly to the Assessment of Professional Competence with RICS and have full membership of the CIOB. Future Careers: Graduates of Construction Project Management MSc are expected to find employment in a wide variety of positions within the construction industry. These include roles such as project coordinators, planning and cost engineers, risk analysts, and procurement managers. In addition, graduates are prepared to pursue roles in consultancy, building contracting, housing, health services, and related industries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.