Master of Construction Management (AK1290)

Programme Overview

The Master of Construction Management at AUT is a professionally focused Level 9 degree developed in partnership with industry leaders. It is designed to meet the growing demand for managers who can navigate the complexities of modern, large-scale construction projects. The curriculum covers essential areas such as project management, construction law, economics, and resource efficiency.

The program is specifically tailored for experienced professionals—including engineers, quantity surveyors, and architects who wish to advance into senior management or leadership roles. To accommodate working professionals, many courses are delivered via block courses or online modes.

What You'll Study

To graduate, you must complete a total of 120 points, including a major research project and core specialized courses.

Compulsory Courses (90 points)

• ENBU996: Project in Construction Management (45 points – Full Year)
• ENBU814: Advanced Built Environment (15 points)
• ENBU820: Law for Construction (15 points)
• ENBU813: Management in the Construction Industry (7.5 points)
• ENBU818: Construction Economics (7.5 points)

Elective Courses (Choose 30 points)

• ENBU819: Project Management in Construction (15 points)
• ENBU812: Engineering Resource Efficiency (15 points)
• ENBU816: International Construction I (15 points)
• ENBU811: Built Asset Management (15 points)
• ENBU821: Engineering Supply Chain Management (15 points)

Why Choose This Programme?

• Industry Alignment: Developed alongside construction industry leaders to ensure the curriculum meets current market needs.
• Flexible Delivery: Uses block mode and online delivery to support students who are balancing study with professional work.
• Specialized Research: The 45-point research project allows students to deep-dive into a specific construction management challenge.
• Career Advancement: Targets high-level competencies in technical competence and organizational leadership.

Entry Requirements

• Academic: A relevant Bachelor’s degree, Graduate Diploma, or professional qualification with a B grade average or higher in Level 7 courses.
• Professional: Applicants must have relevant engineering or managerial work experience equivalent to one year of advanced study.
• English: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with all bands 6.0 or higher.

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