Studying a masters degree in construction management gives you specialised understanding of the science behind the constriction of a building.
You can gain the knowledge and skills to help you stand out in your specific area, as well as pursue the sectors that interest you, including fascinating field such as infrastructure management, quantity surveying, and building information modelling.
Coursework masters in construction management is a good option for those who want a broad understanding of building theories and methods.
This course will offer set subjects that develop your understanding of the theoretical frameworks in every building site. You will learn about the latest in building site management technology, as well as tried-and-true methods to ensure everything on site goes smoothly.
Often case studies and real world examples will cement your learning for good in your mind. There is also the option to pursue your electives and your specific areas of interest in construction management.
While most coursework masters in construction management are coursework based, some research masters programs are available. Research often encompasses aspects of design and architecture, and can take around 2 years to complete with full-time study. This type of course is good for those who want advanced understanding of construction principles, and who have an eye for design.
Those who work in the construction industry and complete master's degrees have an increased chances of placing successful bids on more high-profile jobs.
Austudy is only available for Master of Construction Management courses at Bond University, Deakin University, and the University of Melbourne, however, if you are 25 or younger, you may still be eligible for Youth Allowance (read more here).
You can also use our scholarship search tool and find out about universities that offer scholarships in construction management.
You will need to have a bachelor’s degree before you can start your a master’s of construction management degree.