Master of Construction Project Management
Master modern management methodologies and project life-cycle principles for the construction industry at UNSW Sydney.
Best for:Best for civil engineers, architects, and construction professionals seeking advanced management training and leadership roles.
Overview
The Master of Construction Project Management at UNSW Sydney equips students with advanced methodologies and practical frameworks to navigate complex construction project development lifecycles. Offered by UNSW Built Environment, the curriculum blends theoretical insights with professional practices across multiple facets of the construction and property sectors. Students examine contemporary challenges, established theories, and emerging trends to enhance their strategic decision-making capabilities. The program culminates in a substantial capstone or research-based project designed to demonstrate high-level scholarship and professional competency.
What you'll do
- Examine modern management methodologies across various phases of construction project development
- Analyze established theories and recent industry developments relevant to construction economics and management
- Apply construction project management principles to new, dynamic, or complex operational environments
- Plan and execute a substantial research-based or professional project within the construction context
- Complete a capstone experience demonstrating advanced scholarship and practical problem-solving
Requirements
Degree required: Undergraduate degree in a relevant field such as building, construction management, economics, civil or mining engineering, architecture, quantity surveying, or property development
Degree offered: Master Degree (By Coursework)
Language: English proficiency as per standard UNSW postgraduate admission requirements
Instruction: English
- Professional experience in the construction industry of at least 12 months duration at a management level post completion of undergraduate degree (for 1.5-year program)
- Foundational knowledge of construction economics, building practices, or engineering principles
- Academic competency in relevant undergraduate coursework, with an Honours or Credit average (WAM 65+) required for the 1-year program path
- Must hold a recognized undergraduate degree in a relevant built environment or engineering discipline
- Must satisfy minimum professional experience duration for the 1.5-year program option
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Prospective students must submit their application through the official UNSW postgraduate admissions portal. Ensure all transcripts, proof of professional experience, and supporting documentation are prepared prior to submission.
- Undergraduate transcripts
- Proof of professional experience
- CV
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