University of Salford, School of Science, Engineering and the Environment Masters Degrees in...

Effective built environment project managers balance processes, technology and people to successfully deliver developments and infrastructure projects. View course

Construction law and practice affects stakeholders working across the international construction sector. View course

Ambitious growth targets for new housing development and transformational infrastructure put the construction industry at the heart of our post-pandemic economic recovery. View course

Salford was an early information modelling advocate and one of the first institutions to address knowledge and skills in this field. View course

Quantity surveyors plan and manage the procurement and financial aspects of construction projects. View course

The heart of the world’s first industrial city is our laboratory, you will be based in our design research studios at Peel Park. View course

In the post-pandemic recovery, not only will the construction industry build back better, but it will also grow greener. View course

Construction law and practice affects stakeholders working across the international construction sector. View course

Structural engineers hold the privilege of being responsible for changing the skylines around the world and be custodians for the built environment around us. View course

The built environment is evolving and developing at a rapid pace globally, regionally and locally. View course

A shift towards zero carbon solutions for both new and existing buildings will be integral to the global strategy to deliver sustainable built environments. View course