Master of Science in Construction and Project Management

Upon completion of the program, students will have the expertise to lead multidisciplinary teams in sustainable construction projects, understand essential management components, evaluate environmental impacts, foster teamwork for effective solutions, and conduct advanced research while communicating professionally.

This program integrates technical, managerial, and entrepreneurial concepts in construction project management, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills for contemporary construction practices. Delivered by a multidisciplinary team of academics and industry experts, it addresses challenges in managing complex construction projects, emphasizing resource efficiency, environmental considerations, and social impacts. Students gain leadership skills, the ability to analyze and improve business processes, and the capacity to evaluate sustainable design proposals. They also develop advanced research knowledge, effective communication, and the capability to plan and execute research projects independently.

Course highlights

• Holistic Approach-Students acquire a well-rounded skill set that prepares them for various aspects of modern construction practices
• Sustainability Focus-With a growing focus on sustainability, students learn to manage construction projects while prioritizing environmental impact and resource efficiency
• Research Opportunities-The program offers advanced research opportunities, allowing students to delve deep into areas of interest

Delivery

• This course is entirely delivered in Singapore. Students will have access to local qualified lecturers and academic resources provided by Nanyang Institute of Management. There will be a combination of lectures, tutorials, site visits, workshops, seminars and presentations. Students may also be given additional work to complete outside of scheduled classes. Resources and materials provided for students include lecture notes and references for further reading in books, publications, articles and websites.

Assessment

• Assessment of modules comprises assessable coursework and/or a final written examination. The assessable coursework may include individual and/or group assignments such as project proposals, reports, business plans, written assignments, presentations, essays, case studies, tests, and/or syndicate work.

Award

• Upon passing all modules, students will be awarded the Master of Science in Construction and Project Management.

Modules

• Environmental Management
• Innovation in Design
• Project Management
• International Business and Management
• BIM & Asset Management
• Research Methods
• MSc Dissertation

Potential career opportunities
Graduates may choose to pursue a future(but not limited to) in these department/industries.

• Infrastructure Project Manager
• Real Estate Development Manager
• Project Manager in Construction Firms