Construction Management
Entry requirements
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A minimum of 48 UCAS points, this is with the expectation that most applicants will have studied the Construction Management HNC course GCSEs - grades A*-C in English and maths Applicants with BTEC ND/NC or degrees in other areas will be considered Mature applicants over 21 years of age with relevant industrial experience In addition to the above, applicants wishing to enter the course will be expected to be in relevant employment and will be required to attend an interview with the teaching staff
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About this course
This course is designed to provide students with a high level of understanding of the design, function, construction and statutory requirements for buildings of all classes and to prepare them for more advanced employment in the construction industry. It consists of a combination of core and optional units that provide appropriate training for employment in the field of quantity surveying (estimators and cost analysts), architectural technicians, building surveying, building control or construction and site management.
The courses have been designed to include a high level of academic and practical elements. Enrolment on the programme entitles students to become student members of the CIOB, RICS and CIAT. The programme is also recognised nationally and internationally by employers in the construction industry.
Modules
HND route comprises sixteen courses Year 1 ◾Project Evaluation & Design ◾Construction Technology &Environmental Design ◾Construction Technology & Materials ◾Management Principles ◾Building Law & Contract Administration ◾Construction Economics & Finance ◾Construction Management ◾Building Design & Maintenance Studies Year 2 ◾Measurement ◾Building Conversion & Adaptation ◾Design History ◾Design Studies ◾Project ◾Assessment & Management of Risk ◾Tendering & Estimation ◾Site Engineering & Surveying
Assessment methods
Assessment is through examinations, assignments including essay and report writing, portfolio building, project work, oral assessments and presentation
You must pass each unit to get the overall qualification at the end of the course
The Uni
Bromley College (Holly Hill Campus)
Construction and the Built Environment
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