Bachelor of Built Environment (Honours) (Construction Management and Quantity Surveying)
ProviderQueensland University of TechnologyCourse overview
Jump start your career in the exciting and lucrative world of construction with Queensland's most in-demand construction management and quantity surveying degree. You will gain exclusive access to work with some of Australia's biggest companies, where You will make valuable connections for your future career. In your first year, You will complete units that will lay the foundations for the remainder of your course. You will explore design thinking for the built environment and receive an introduction to construction management, structures and residential construction, urban development economics construction business, and integrated construction. From there, you will complete units in commercial construction, construction-related law, building services, contracts administration, cost planning and controls. You will learn about building measurement and estimating, and develop your design and building skills. In your final year, You will explore programming, scheduling, advanced concepts of quantity surveying, and gain an understanding of strategic construction management. Throughout your studies, You will apply what you learn to real-world projects and address real-world challenges with your lecturers and peers. You will be taught and mentored by some of the best in the business, and make valuable connections that'll give you a head start on your future career. You will also have access to exclusive work placements and cadetships, with some students receiving their first job offer before they finish their studies.
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~53.33%-57.77%If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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