The Master of Science (MSc) in Construction Management program is offered by Mid-West University School of Engineering. The course lasts for two years.
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Candidates must have a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and a bachelor's degree in civil engineering or an equivalent degree.
In addition to meeting the minimal requirements in terms of grades and criteria, applicants must have completed the School of Engineering's admission exam.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply advanced principles of construction and project management.
Plan, schedule, and control construction projects effectively.
Manage construction costs, contracts, procurement, and resources.
Apply modern construction technologies and project management tools.
Identify and manage construction risks, safety issues, and quality requirements.
Evaluate construction projects based on cost, time, quality, and performance.
Apply sustainable and environmentally responsible construction practices.
Use research and analytical methods to solve complex construction management problems.
Demonstrate leadership, communication, negotiation, and teamwork skills.
Manage multidisciplinary construction projects in professional environments.
The Master of Science in Construction Management (MSc Construction Management) is a postgraduate program focused on the advanced management of construction projects, resources, costs, quality, safety, and schedules. The program combines construction technology with management principles to prepare graduates to effectively plan, coordinate, execute, and control complex construction projects.
