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Masters degrees in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management provide advanced postgraduate training in the financial management of project design and construction, for clients and contractors.
Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject. Appropriate work experience may also be accepted.
Quantity surveyors are responsible for the supervision of all financial aspects of a given project, from initial estimates, to ongoing cost analysis, right through to the final acquisition of materials and labour.
It is to this end that you will receive training in the practice of procurement, construction contracts, cost management, and information technology such as creating a sufficient BIM (Business Information Model). You will also explore the wider business of the built environment and its economic influences, including physical, legal and technological considerations.
With a degree in this field, you may wish to specialise in areas such as commercial management, sustainable property development, or property taxation. Experience gained from your Masters would also provide excellent preparation for further research at PhD level.
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Apply for this programme Our Msc Construction Management is an international programme of advanced management studies for the modern construction industry. Read more
The Master of Construction (Quantity Surveying) is one of the first construction-focused management programmes in New Zealand. It will provide you with the advanced skills and knowledge required of senior quantity surveyors and commercial managers. Read more
Quantity surveyors plan and manage the procurement and financial aspects of construction projects. With great career prospects and the chance to build a broad skill set where you can manage projects and teams, quantity surveying is fast-becoming a popular postgraduate study choice. Read more
Quantity surveyors organise and plan the procurement and financial management of construction projects, as well as effectively manage and administer construction contracts. Read more
There is currently a severe skills shortage in the UK for quantity surveyors with expertise in mechanical and electrical installations. Read more
Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying at Heriot-Watt is designed to meet the needs of the financial management and quantity surveying sectors. Read more
Capable professionals with skills in commercial management and quantity surveying are always in high demand in the construction industry. Read more
Our Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying course is designed to meet the needs of the financial management and quantity surveying sectors. Read more
Develop the diverse skills to organise, plan and manage construction, financial and contractual arrangements to become a chartered quantity surveyor. Read more
The course is intended for non-surveying graduates working, or intending to work, in the construction industry offering advice on project feasibility, methods for financing and procuring construction work and financial management of the design and construction process within consultant firms, client organisations or contracting companies. Read more
Quantity surveying is an important business asset – sound professional advice in the area is essential in a number of industries, from construction to law. Read more
The MSc Quantity Surveying is a postgraduate conversion programme which is designed to align your skills to the educational requirements of the industry’s professional bodies. Read more
Quantity surveyors manage the commercial aspects of building and civil engineering projects, including finances, procurement and contracts. Read more
The MSc Quantity Surveying course is for graduates with a minimum of three years' professional experience or a qualification in a closely related discipline. Read more