The Construction Management BSc (Hons) with work placement at the University of Portsmouth is designed for aspiring professionals ready to lead and innovate within the dynamic built environment sector. You will explore the critical aspects of managing construction projects, from initial planning and resource allocation to ensuring safety, quality, and sustainability on site. This degree equips you with essential skills in areas such as CAD and BIM, construction measurement, and legal frameworks, preparing you to address the complex challenges and opportunities in modern construction practice. It is ideal for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of construction operations and management principles.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over four years, incorporating a valuable work placement year to enhance your practical experience and employability. Throughout the course, you will engage with modules covering project management, procurement, materials science, and safety management, often through case studies and hands-on application. You will develop your ability to interpret drawings, quantify work, and manage risks, culminating in an individual project where you tackle a significant engineering challenge. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for a diverse range of roles in construction management, quantity surveying, and project leadership.