BSc (Hons) Construction Management & Technology
- Ammanford Campus
Whether you’re already working in the construction industry or looking to take the next step into a professional role, the BSc (Hons) in Construction Management & Technology offers a flexible, part-time pathway to a recognised qualification.
Delivered over two years and validated by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, this degree is designed to equip you with the technical knowledge, leadership skills, and strategic thinking needed to thrive and advance in today’s fast-paced and evolving construction industry.
You’ll explore key areas such as sustainable construction, contract law, and project management.
Designed specifically with professionals in mind, the course builds on your existing experience and prepares you for more senior roles, chartered status, or further academic study in construction management.
Course details
- Part time
Validated by University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD)
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The main aim of the course is to prepare you to meet the changing needs of the built environment industry. The course is designed to teach current best practices whilst also equipping you to handle future developments and challenges.
The modular programme comprises five modules (a total of 120 Level 6 credits).
Modules in Year 1
- Construction Technology for Sustainable Buildings
- Construction Management Studies
- Construction Contract & Environmental Law
Modules in Year 2
- Integrated Group Project
- Independent Project (Dissertation - 8,000 words)
This course provides an opportunity for those wishing to progress in, or enter into, a range of construction related careers such as architectural technology, project management, building control, surveying, site management, maintenance and services.
Year 1 assessment will be through three module assignments, two examinations and one presentation.
Year 2 assessment will be through an integrated group project assignment and an 8,000 word dissertation.
Foundation degree, or HND related qualification subject to UWTSD regulations.
The university welcomes applications on the basis of prior learning. Further details can be obtained from the course tutor.
Please see our fee policy for current HE course costs.
All learners are required to pay an administration fee of £25 prior to enrolment.
You will need to provide your own stationery and may also incur costs if the department arranges educational visits.