Construction Management Courses

Become a qualified site manager with the CPC40120 Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management). This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to manage an active construction site. The course covers: site safety and compliance, work team leadership, supervising concreting work, waste minimisation, procuring resources, estimating costs, project quality management, applying building codes, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, construction career outcomes, and the latest enrolment opportunities near you..

The BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management (Specialising in Construction) is designed for project managers and team leaders working in the construction industry who have been assigned to a major project. You will learn how to scope and cost out a project, then manage the budget, quality, resources and work teams. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, study outcomes, and enrolment opportunities..

Construction Managers and Supervisors need more than the skills of their apprenticeship or trade to successfully manage a complex building site (and make a name for themselves in the construction industry). This nationally recognised qualification delivers real-world skills in HR Management (recruiting, selecting, inducting, and managing a construction team); Risk and Safety Management; Project Management (scope, costs, quality); and working within a budget. Enquiry today for the learning plan, enrolment options, and start dates..

The Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) explores construction and building practices, emphasising construction law, ethics, business management, construction economics, and global property development. Students gain insights into the built environment, covering construction sustainability, project development, materials, and site operations. The course includes detailed study in key business areas like estimating, tendering, planning, and procurement, with a significant emphasis on ICT applications in the built environment..

Keen for a management career in building and construction? The Bachelor of Construction Management is the qualification you need to become a construction manager, building consultant, construction estimator, or property developer. This fantastic degree covers all aspects of the domestic construction process including property development, surveying, environmental planning and sustainability, project costing, site operations and safety, contract administration, digital and spatial technologies. Even better, graduates are eligible for membership with a number of professional associations including the Australian Institute of Building (AIB). Enquire now for the list of study units and career competencies, admissions criteria, and universities that offer the Bachelor of Construction Management..

The Graduate Certificate in Construction Project Management is designed to enhance professional experience and address current and future challenges in the construction industry. This course provides practical experience within a community of students and experts in architecture, design, and planning, reflecting real industry interactions. It focuses on modern management methodologies, equipping with the skills to achieve successful project outcomes in time, cost, quality, safety, and sustainability. .

The Master of Construction Management equips students to address present and future challenges in the building industry. It focuses on project management principles applicable throughout various construction phases, aiming for successful project outcomes in terms of time, cost, quality, safety, and sustainability. The course enhances understanding of construction land planning, building legislation, construction measurement, and cost planning. It also emphasises the importance of Building Information Modelling (BIM), an increasingly essential technological skill for design and construction professionals. .

The Master of Engineering Management (MEM) offers engineers, technical specialists, and non-technical professionals the chance to enhance their managerial skills and merge their business and technical knowledge. This course is tailored to highlight the connection between engineering, technology, and management. Through a blend of specialised coursework and an independent project, graduates gain an understanding of the professional, societal, and environmental contexts. They develop a broad set of management and engineering skills to effectively respond to these challenges..