Master of Construction Project Management

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\nOne of the following:

\n\nA qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor's degree in a related field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65)\nA qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor's degree in any field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65), plus 2 years construction industry experience with some managerial responsibilities\nA Graduate Certificate in Construction (or construction related fields) from an Australian institution with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65)\n\n1 year (48 UOC) program

\nOne of the following:

\n\nA qualification equivalent to an Australian undergraduate honours degree in a related field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65)\nA qualification equivalent to an Australian undergraduate honours degree in any field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65), plus 2 years construction industry experience with some managerial responsibilities\nA qualification equivalent to an Australian master's degree in a related field with a credit average (equivalent to a UNSW WAM of 65)\n\nStudents who meet one of the above criteria will receive 24 UOC in advanced standing upon entry to the program, and will complete a 1 year (48 UOC) program of study. They will not be required to undertake BENV7020 Research Seminar (6 UOC), REST0018 Research Project (12 UOC) and one 6 UOC elective.    Related fields: Studies in built environment disciplines, engineering, business or law.   Definition of an honours degree: An honours degree consists of usually a year-long research program as part of a bachelor's degree, either as an addition to a general bachelor’s degree or an embedded program in the final year of a specialised bachelor's degree. In the Honours degree, students shall complete selected courses within a supervised program of research (either field, laboratory, archival exploration or design based), and produce a high-quality research thesis or design work which is marked/graded. The Honours degree requires students to demonstrate advanced disciplinary knowledge through independent or self-directed research and critical thinking as required by the Australian Quality Framework (AQF) level 8.

\nAccepted roles at management level: Architecture (Senior Level), Bidding Manager, Construction Manager, Contracts Administrator, Cost Manager/Cost Consultant, OH&S Manager, Project Engineer, Project Manager, Property Manager, Quantity Surveyor, Site Manager, Project Planner/Scheduler (Senior Level), Project Risk Manager, Project Management Office (PMO) Manager

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