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Master of Construction Management

Advance your career in construction management with theoretical knowledge and practical skills at the University of Melbourne.

Best for:Best for professionals and graduates seeking advanced expertise in construction industry leadership, management, and sustainable development.

The University of Melbourne · Parkville, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Master of Construction Management is a professional graduate coursework degree offered by the Melbourne School of Design at the University of Melbourne. Designed for individuals looking to start or advance their careers in the construction industry, the program provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to tackle modern financial, technological, social, and environmental challenges. Students complete rigorous coursework and structured academic requirements to build expertise in the built environment. The program expects active engagement with contemporary industry practices and professional development.

Construction ManagementMaster DegreeMelbourne School of DesignBuilt EnvironmentProfessional Degree

What you'll do

  • Complete coursework across various disciplines within construction management and the built environment
  • Engage with practical problem-solving methods to address technological and environmental industry challenges
  • Collaborate with peers on projects simulating real-world construction scenarios
  • Synthesize financial, social, and managerial frameworks relevant to modern construction projects

Requirements

Degree required: Three-year undergraduate degree or equivalent in any discipline

Degree offered: Master Degree (By Coursework)

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational undergraduate academic background with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 65%
  • Capacity to articulate relevant prior study and work experience through a personal statement
  • Demonstrated motivation to undertake professional postgraduate studies in construction management
Nice to have
Prior work experience or background in the construction or built environment sectorDemonstrated interest in sustainable or technological challenges within construction
Eligibility
  • Hold an undergraduate degree of at least three years duration or equivalent qualification

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How to apply

Applicants must submit their application through the official University of Melbourne course portal. The application must include academic transcripts demonstrating a minimum WAM of 65% alongside a personal statement of up to 500 words outlining relevant prior study, professional experience, and motivation for the course.

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  • Undergraduate degree transcripts
  • Personal statement
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