The BSc in Construction Management program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage construction projects effectively, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. This program blends engineering principles, project management, and technology to enhance efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in the construction industry.

Graduates will gain expertise in construction project management, cost estimation, building information modeling (BIM), construction law, and sustainable construction practices. The program emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork to tackle real-world construction challenges.

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

• Apply engineering and management principles to plan, execute, and close construction projects.
• Utilize modern tools and technologies, such as BIM, for effective project management and decision-making.
• Implement sustainable construction practices to minimize environmental impact.
• Manage construction costs, schedules, and resources efficiently.
• Demonstrate leadership and ethical responsibility in construction environments.
• Communicate effectively within multidisciplinary teams and to diverse stakeholders.

• A recognized high school diploma or equivalent qualification.
• Proficiency in mathematics and physics (preferred).
• Applicants who have obtained a Higher National Diploma (HND) of equivalent content and standard (Level 4/5 at RQF Level) may be considered for admission to Stage 3 (Top-up Bachelor in Construction Management) under the Recognition of Prior Learning Policy. Such applicants must have completed a minimum of 240 credits in an equivalent construction management discipline. Supporting documentation is required at the time of application.

The BSc in Construction Management program consists of 180 credits, divided into core courses, elective courses, and a final-year project report. Each subject is worth 6 credits, while the capstone project report accounts for 18 credits.

Summary of Courses

• Core Courses:25 courses (150 credits)
• Elective Courses:2 courses (12 credits)
• Capstone Project Report:1 project (18 credits)

What You Will Study

1. Engineering Mathematics I
2. Introduction to Construction Management
3. Construction Materials and Methods
4. Construction Drawing and CAD
5. Construction Project Management I
6. Construction Law and Ethics
7. Engineering Mathematics II
8. Building Information Modeling (BIM)
9. Cost Estimation and Budgeting
10. Construction Safety and Risk Management
11. Construction Project Management II
12. Sustainable Construction Practices
13. Construction Scheduling and Planning
14. Construction Quality Management
15. Lean Construction and Six Sigma
16. Data Analytics for Construction Managers
17. Construction Contracts and Procurement
18. Advanced Construction Technologies
19. Construction Site Management
20. Energy Efficiency in Construction
21. Smart Construction and IoT
22. Construction Economics
23. Environmental Impact Assessment in Construction
24. Human Resource Management in Construction
25. Digital Transformation in Construction
26. Elective course I
27. Elective course II
28. Capstone Project

Elective Courses:

Students can choose two elective courses from the following options:

• Artificial Intelligence in Construction
• Green Building and Sustainable Development
• Advanced BIM Applications
• Cybersecurity in Construction Systems
• Advanced Project Management Techniques

To successfully complete the BSc in Construction Management, students are expected to:

• Dedicate approximately 15-20 hours per week to coursework, including readings, assignments, and discussions.
• Actively participate in online forums, webinars, and collaborative projects.
• Complete all assignments, exams, and the capstone project within the stipulated deadlines.
• Maintain regular communication with faculty and peers to enhance learning outcomes.
• Exhibit strong self-discipline and time-management skills to balance studies with other commitments.

• 90% Assignments
• 10% Presentation and Viva
• Capstone Project:Each student submits a research project paper at the end of the program.

All of the following items must be submitted on or before the application closing date. They may be submitted online:

• CV (maximum 2 pages).
• Passport-size photograph.
• A personal statement of approximately 350 – 400 words detailing the applicant’s interest in construction management, career goals, and study plan.
• Copies of O/A Level certificates (or equivalent), diplomas, or degree parchments, along with transcripts.
• Applicants whose first language is not English must submit an original English proficiency test certificate.

Students apply to the KIMT online application system. To apply, simply click on and follow the instructions. A non-refundable application fee applies. The application fee is paid online. Further information about applications, contact at admissions@kimtuniversity.com