The Construction Management, BSc Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who want to master the complex design and construction processes that define the modern built environment. You will explore the essential intersection of engineering principles, contract administration, and construction law, gaining the commercial awareness required to lead major building projects. By focusing on sustainable construction, project risk management, and the economics of the built environment, you will develop the interdisciplinary competence needed to ensure all project stakeholders work to a coordinated plan. This undergraduate degree provides the rigorous academic foundation necessary to succeed in a demanding, high-stakes industry.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning experience will combine core construction technology modules with practical sessions, workshops, and field-based work. You will progress from foundational construction management practice in your first year to advanced topics like refurbishment, adaptation, and construction contract law in your final year, culminating in a comprehensive research dissertation. As this course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building, you will graduate with a clear pathway toward professional status as a chartered construction manager or builder, fully prepared for careers as a project manager, contracts manager, or building contractor.