The Master of Science in Construction Project Management (MSc CPM) is a postgraduate program focused on advanced management of construction projects, combining project management principles with construction technology, procurement, risk management, financial management, safety, and organizational leadership. The program develops technical and analytical skills required to plan, coordinate, control, and successfully deliver complex construction projects. Far-Western University's program is structured as a minimum four-semester master's program with a strong emphasis on professional practice and independent research.
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A Bachelor of Engineering degree in Civil, Civil and Rural, Hydropower, Agriculture, or Architecture from accredited universities is required of candidates.
A minimum of 45% or a CGPA of 2 (on a scale of 4) at the undergraduate level is required of candidates.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply advanced principles of construction and project management.
Plan, schedule, coordinate, and control complex construction projects.
Manage project costs, procurement, contracts, resources, and supply chains.
Identify, assess, and manage construction project risks.
Apply modern construction technologies and project management tools.
Manage quality, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
Demonstrate effective leadership, communication, negotiation, and teamwork skills.
Apply financial and strategic management principles to construction organizations.
Conduct independent research and develop evidence-based solutions to construction management problems.
Pursue professional roles as construction project managers, consultants, planners, contractors, and construction management specialists.
