Enhanced Extended Master of Science - Construction Project Management

The Extended Masters and Enhanced Extended Masters programmes at the University of West London are intended for students who already have an undergraduate degree but do not meet the entry requirements to study for a Masters degree. Over a full-time semester, students will study four modules specially designed to improve their academic and English language skills:

• Advanced Study Skills • Critical Thinking, Analysis and Evaluation • Statistics • English (Business English on the Enhanced course)

The Enhanced Extended Masters is similar to the Extended Masters, but with a greater focus on improving students’ English skills. It also includes a Business English module, which will allow students to gain a full understanding of this critical subject area.

Once completed, students will progress directly onto the core Masters course.

The Master of Science – Construction Project Management at the University of West London prepares students to handle the planning, coordination, and successful execution of construction projects as construction project managers.

The projects students work on could range from agricultural, residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, civil, or environmental.

The course provides a broad, thorough foundation in the fundamentals required for successfully organising and managing these construction projects, such as strong communication skills, comprehensive knowledge of the building process and the ability to problem-solve.

Students will also study the latest implementation and innovation in technology, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and 3D printing.

Furthermore, the construction project management course will equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in:

• sustainable built environment development • construction project management • integrated and interoperable information management in construction projects • environmentally-friendly design and construction • sustainable financial and procurement management in construction projects.