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UCAS Course Code: K220 Admissions: The School of the Built and Natural Environment Programme DesignProject Managers manage the implementation of a development on behalf of the clients of the built environment. They are concerned with delivering projects to cost, on time, and to the appropriate quality. The Project Management programme provides a grounding and understanding of the technology and procedures involved with development and then focuses on project planning, monitoring, controlling and directing of schedules costs and work packages. Employment OpportunitiesThe employment market is buoyant and more and more people are discovering it is an exciting and challenging area to work in. Programme StructuresYear 1 Compulsory Modules: Introduction to Construction Technology Construction Technology 1 CAD and Computer Studies Management and Human Resources Analytical Decision Making Techniques Construction Materials Surveying for Construction Structures Project 1 & Transferable Skills Electives - ONE from Environmental Issues Building Conservation and Restoration Business Environment Year 2 Compulsory Modules: Management of Building Production Construction Technology 2 Health and Safety Construction and Environmental Law Research Methodology Development Cost Studies Construction Cost Studies Environmental Control and Services Project 2 Electives - ONE from Waste Management History of Building Design Assessment of Building Year 3 Compulsory Modules: Construction Technology 3 Advanced Project Management Property Development and Procedures Planning and Resource Control Sustainable Development Contract Practice and Procedure Dissertation Project 3 Electives - ONE from Corporate Management in Construction Conservation and Legal Framework Environmental Impact Assessment
Entry RequirementsApplicants will normally be expected to have two subjects at A level (12 units) or equivalent Advanced Subsidiary level, supported by passes in five subjects at GCSE Grade A, B or C, which will normally include Mathematics and English, or Other Skills ConsideredOur offers are not solely based on academic results. Advanced EntryCandidates with an appropriate HND or HNC will be considered for direct entry into Year 2 of the degree scheme.
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