Take a leading role in the construction industry. You'll be in high demand as a construction professional and have the technical, work-ready skills to price and manage construction projects and challenge the status quo to improve processes and drive efficiencies. You'll have a range of career opportunities. You can work as a project manager, quantity surveyor, estimator or contract administrator. Graduates can also join professional bodies such as the New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveying (NZIQS). With experience, you may become a senior project manager, site manager or quantity surveyor, a commercial or divisional manager, or operate your own consultancy. With further study, you could specialise in the field of construction law and dispute resolution. You'll learn about budgeting and financial administration of construction projects, including whole life-cycle costing; Law, contracts and contractual risk analysis; Planning and managing of construction projects; Site logistics and project management (managing time, costs, quality and client satisfaction); People management and negotiation skills; Construction business management.
Fees are available on request.
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