FdSc in Construction Management and Technology
- Ammanford Campus
Take your career to the next level with the Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Construction Management & Technology—an 18-month part-time programme designed to fit around your working life.
Validated and accredited by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, this course, designed for those already in the construction industry, builds on your existing knowledge and experience, equipping you with the skills to take on greater responsibility and progress to more advanced roles or an honours degree.
This is a flexible, industry-recognised route to help you move forward—without stepping away from work.
Course details
- Part time
Validated by University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD)
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The course is designed to meet the evolving demands of the built environment by equipping you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today’s construction industry. It leads to a recognised foundation degree tailored to current and future industry needs. This qualification is ideal if you’re already working in a construction-related role and can demonstrate responsibility within your position, offering a practical pathway to further career or academic progression.
The modular programme comprises five modules (a total of 120 level five credits). A qualification is awarded when all modules have been successfully completed.
- Sustainable Development
- Construction Technology 2
- Professional Practice
- Critical Research
- Work Based Learning
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. There is opportunity for those studying at this level to progress to an honours degree programme of study subject to successful completion of the required modules and credits.
The modules are assessed through a combination of assignments and examinations, plus (for the full award) and an approved work experience diary.
HNC Construction Management and Technology (120 credit L4) or a construction related Higher National Certificate (HNC) or equivalent with appropriate credit profile subject to university approval.
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.