Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) (Honours)

On successful completion of the program students will have:

• Knowledge of the construction industry, the environment and social processes that inform and contribute to construction practice, to optimise decision-making and evaluation of construction practices and processes.
• Skills to communicate effectively with stakeholders and members of construction teams to facilitate project delivery.
• Demonstrated leadership potential as appropriate, to manage construction and construction related projects and/or processes.
• Skills to work effectively both independently and collaboratively in interdisciplinary and multi professional environments and teams to facilitate client-centred construction project outcomes.
• Performed the range of industry skills required by professional bodies, appropriate to their employer and context.
• Conducted and employed research skills appropriate to the building and construction industry.
• Demonstrated professional and personal behaviour consistent with a commitment to lifelong learning, accountability in practice and the promotion and development of construction industry professions.
• Demonstrated the capacity for lateral and creative thinking to solve construction engineering problems.
• Demonstrated understanding and function in the context of social, cultural, global, environmental, ethical and business opportunities in the construction industry, and an understanding of the need for and principles of sustainable development.