Applied Building Information Modelling & Management MSc
A conversion master's course in Building Information Modelling and Management at TU Dublin.
Best for:Best for engineering and built environment professionals seeking to upskill in collaborative digital construction management and BIM standards.
Overview
The Applied Building Information Modelling & Management Conversion Course at Technological University Dublin focuses on breaking down traditional barriers between construction disciplines. Through project- and task-based learning, the programme prepares professionals to navigate multidisciplinary, collaborative design and management processes. Students follow a structured blended delivery model combining evening classes and independent study over multiple stages. The curriculum equips participants with expertise based on international standards and professional guidance in the built environment.
What you'll do
- Engage in multidisciplinary project- and task-based learning activities
- Complete structured coursework across multiple academic stages in a blended delivery format
- Allocate 10-14 hours per week to scheduled classes and self-directed study
- Apply international standards and professional guidance to construction management tasks
- Prepare ePortfolios and project evidence as required by course assessments
Requirements
Degree required: NFQ Level 8 Bachelor Degree with a 2.2 award or equivalent in Engineering, Built Environment, or related programme, or a Level 7 ordinary degree plus 5 years relevant experience
Degree offered: Masters
Language: English; minimum score of 6.0 in IELTS or equivalent for overseas applicants
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in engineering or built environment disciplines
- Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams
- Commitment to blended learning and independent study schedules
- Hold an NFQ Level 8 Bachelor Degree with a 2.2 award or equivalent in Engineering, Built Environment, or related programme, or a Level 7 ordinary degree plus 5 years relevant experience
- Meet minimum English language proficiency requirements for international applicants
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-09-01
Applications for postgraduate programmes commencing in September 2026 are now open. Interested candidates should visit the official TU Dublin postgraduate application portal to submit their application and required documentation.
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- Transcripts
- English language test score
- ePortfolio
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