The combined Master’s degree in Construction Practice and Project Management enables students interested in being a construction project manager to gain specialised knowledge related to the delivery of complex buildings. Construction was the first and is still the dominant sector of the economy where project management is practised. It is also an international endeavour, where the cost and complexity of major buildings is ever increasing. Therefore, a combined understanding of the construction process together with the generic principles of successful management of scope, time, cost, risk, human resources, quality, procurement, stakeholders and environmental impact, and their balanced integration, is most valuable. Construction project managers demand salaries at the top of the professional range, and may be involved in commercial, residential, industrial and civil developments, including in the energy and resources sector. Students graduate with a Master of Construction Practice and a Master of Project Management upon completion. This degree is internationally recognised by the Project Management Institute (PMI). You must complete all of the following subjects: Understanding Buildings (SSUD71-101) Measurement 1 (SSUD71-317) Structures and Soil Mechanics (SDCM71-316) Principles of Project Management (SSUD71-103) Project Contract Administration (SSUD71-308) Building Services (SSUD71-309) Commercial Construction and Engineering (SSUD71-313) Measurement 2 (SDCM71-310) Integrated Measurement and Professional Practice (SDCM71-313) Early Estimating and Cost Planning (SSUD71-312) Project Finance and Procurement (SSUD71-111) Risk Management (SDIM71-201) Project Portfolio and Program Management (SSUD71-305) Expert Witness and Dispute Resolution (SDCM71-323) Research Methods in Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMR71-100) Research Project (SSUD74-200) Project Resource Planning (SSUD71-403)