Construction Quantity Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship | Quantity Surveying (Construction) BSc (Hons) 4 years and 6 months national part time delivery | September start
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Construction Quantity Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship | Quantity Surveying (Construction) BSc (Hons) 4 years and 6 months national part time delivery | September start, an undergraduate degree focused on quantity surveying and commercial management within the construction industry. Core topics include Programming, Statistics, Research Methods, Project Management, Accounting, Legal Analysis, Communication & Writing, and Ethics & Professional Practice. The academic award takes four years to complete, with an additional six months for the End Point Assessment. The first year establishes fundamentals through Construction Health and Safety, Introduction to Procurement & Contracts, Academic Practice, Professional Practice 1, and Construction Technology & Sustainability. The second year advances into Digital Built Environment, Professional Practice 2, Project Cost Control & Financial Reporting, and Advanced Construction Technology. The third year covers Procurement and Tendering, Measurement & Costing, Contract Practice & Dispute Resolution, Contractual and Financial Management, and Planning and Management. The final year concludes with Commercial Management, Professional Research Project, and Professional practice 3.
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Modules
- Construction Health and Safety
- Introduction to Procurement & Contracts
- Academic Practice
- Professional Practice 1
- Construction Technology & Sustainability
- Digital Built Environment
- Professional Practice 2
- Project Cost Control & Financial Reporting
- Advanced Construction Technology
- Procurement and Tendering
- Measurement & Costing
- Contract Practice & Dispute Resolution
- Contractual and Financial Management
- Planning and Management
- Commercial Management
- Professional Research Project
- Professional practice 3