Master's
Master of Construction Project Management – UNSW
Course Overview
The Master of Construction Project Management equips students with advanced knowledge to successfully plan, coordinate, and deliver construction projects from inception to completion. The program covers project planning, procurement, contract administration, risk management, cost control, construction law, sustainability, and leadership.
Students develop practical skills through project simulations, industry case studies, and collaborative problem-solving activities. The curriculum emphasizes efficient resource management, stakeholder communication, and the successful delivery of complex infrastructure projects. Graduates are prepared for leadership positions within construction companies, engineering firms, consulting organizations, and government agencies.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized Bachelor degree in Construction, Civil Engineering, Architecture, or Quantity Surveying (65%+ average).
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 overall (min 6.0 in sub-scores) or equivalent.
- Prerequisites in construction principles or engineering mechanics.
- Academic transcripts and degree credentials.
- CV outlining relevant construction industry exposure.
Career Outcomes
- Construction Project Manager
- Project Controls Manager
- Site Manager
- Contracts Manager
- Infrastructure Project Manager
Scholarship Available
- Yes (UNSW International Scholarships
- UNSW Scholarships
- Faculty Scholarships)
