Become a world-leading construction specialist, with Massey University’s Master of Construction. It is the only degree in New Zealand focused on construction. WHAT IS IT LIKE? The Master of Construction at Massey University is a unique degree, focusing on building your in-depth knowledge of specific aspects of construction. It is the only postgraduate qualification in New Zealand whose courses are specifically developed for construction. You will still gain from Massey’s expertise in related areas such as engineering and business, but always with a construction view. This masters qualification builds on Massey’s bachelor's degree in construction – the only one offered in New Zealand. Is it right for me? You may be working in the construction industry and want to know more about specific aspects. Or you may work in another area (like law) and wish to learn more about related construction specialities (construction law). This degree will give you specific, tailored, focused learning to help you gain in-depth knowledge in aspects of construction. World-leading expertise Massey University construction staff have a wide range of industry and research experience. You will work with people who know how the industry works and what potential employers are looking for. The Master of Construction will help you become a construction professional, with relevant knowledge and skills the industry needs. Become a construction specialist When you study towards Massey’s Master of Construction you will learn the detail you need to become a construction professional with expertise in: Construction technology Cost and financial aspects of construction Legal aspects of construction projects Management of construction projects Careers There is a shortage of enough qualified graduates with skills in this area - there is over $100 billion construction work (covering both building and infrastructure work) to be done in New Zealand alone over the next 30 years. Demand in many countries beyond New Zealand is even bigger. Master of Construction structure You will follow a flexible course of study, which shall consist of courses totalling at least 120 credits, comprising any compulsory courses from the Schedule and at least 45 credits of research.