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We deliver all our courses via one-two week modules. This means you'll benefit from the advantages of highly focused, intensive study and hear from inspiring guest lecturers during your master's.
You'll gain the skills you need to work collaboratively, to lead, and to be adaptable and resilient in an ever-changing industry.
Our academics write the textbooks and journal papers from which you will study.
When you attend their lectures, you’ll get direct access to the latest thinking across a broad range of individual subject areas.
When not attending taught sessions on campus, you'll learn through guided reading and work with online resources in our professional virtual learning environment.
You'll have the opportunity to pursue your own research interests when you write your dissertation.
During class sessions, you'll engage with fellow students on exciting assignments that reflect the collaborative nature of working in industry.
You'll hone skills that are essential to working effectively with practitioners across the built environment sector. You'll learn how to analyse and discuss complex challenges from different viewpoints, and build leadership skills.
You'll engage directly with industry and practice as part of your studies.
Experts from industry are actively engaged with our courses. They bring current and topical insights from a range of specialisms to broaden your knowledge.
Tracy Tunge
MSc Renewable Energy: Technology and Sustainability graduate
You'll benefit from studying within the larger School of the Built Environment, which brings Construction Management and Engineering together with Architecture. We also have close links with the department of Real Estate and Planning within Henley Business School.
As part of our interdisciplinary approach, we place emphasis on understanding the broader context. You'll develop understanding of the application of social sciences to construction projects.
All our academics are active in research as well as teaching. Our areas of research expertise include building and urban environment quality, urban green infrastructure, energy systems, and behaviour, among others.
This research feeds directly into our teaching, so you'll have access to the latest thinking.
Join a supportive, collegiate community of students, academics and alumni around the globe. Through our strong relationships with industry, we'll help you to connect with professionals and build your personal network.
Amal Khawaja
MSc Construction Management graduate
