Master of Sustainable Construction Management
(N/526/7/0138)(08/25)(MQA/SWA11375)
Programme Educational Objectives
PEO 1: Graduates will be able to demonstrate strong communication, team, leadership and interpersonal skills, as well as analytical and critical thinking skills to solve problems in sustainable ways by applying knowledge, principles and skills in sustainable construction management
PEO 2: Graduates will deliver thorough understanding on construction requirements and limitations and have the ability to plan and manage relevant resources and knowledge to enhance organisational performance
PEO 3: Graduates will possess high awareness on safety issues during construction and legal principles in the construction industry.
PEO 4: Graduates will be competent in practicing sustainable development in the construction industry.
PEO 5: Graduates will be able to apply knowledge and skills on relevant areas such as managerial, economics and sustainability issues for lifelong learning, research and career development
Programme Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the programme, students should be able to:
1. Analyse the sustainability issue in construction management 2. Perform evaluation critically for design, development and implementation of
construction projects within the
context of sustainable development
3. Apply technical skills based on advanced knowledge critically to resolve
construction management problems
within the context sustainable construction
management
4. Demonstrate effective interpersonal skills in project planning and management.
with different stakeholders
peers, clients, superiors and society
5. Communicate effectively with both written and oral form when engaging with
different stakeholders for
construction projects.
6. Demonstrate digital skills in utilizing software, analytical tools or applications in
performing tasks
7. Evaluate the problems critically and provide solutions through application of
numerical techniques in
sustainable construction management.
8. Demonstrate the leadership together with negotiating skills in resolving conflict or
issues;
9. Exhibit the principles of lifelong learning in research and career and professional
development.
10. Show entrepreneurial skills in performing relevant assigned tasks
11. Uphold professionalism, ethic and legal principles within a complex built
environment.
*Total 40 credit hours Total 6 core courses, 2 elective courses (30 credit hours) + Project
(10 credit hours)
Career Prospects
The graduates can become:
1. Project Manager 2. Construction management
3. Property Developer
4. Building Contractor
5. Facilities Manager
6. Building Material Suppliers
7. Project and Planning Executive Officer
8. Contract Manager
9. Procurement Officer
10. Consultant construction manager
Entry Requirements