Construction (common Entry) in Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland

Construction (common Entry) in Cork Institute of Technology

Course summary

Construction Management deals with the organisation and management of a construction project. The Construction Manager monitors the progress and quality of the work on site, supervising and co-ordinating subcontractors and specialist suppliers. A number of different terms are used to describe the construction management role – these include project manager, contracts manager and building manager. The Construction Manager has overall control of the progression of the project and is responsible for ensuring that the required personnel, materials and equipment are available in the correct sequence and at the appropriate time. She/he must also ensure that all health and safety regulations are met.

Career

The principal areas of employment are as surveyors or as construction managers with contracting organisations, government departments, semi-state bodies, and private practice companies.

Potential Areas of Employment
• Site Management
• Quantity Surveying/Estimating
• Project Planning and Management
• Working with Developers, Designers and Contracting Organisations

Duration :

3 Years

Intake

November

Level

Undergraduate

Tuition & fees

€ 3,000 Per Year

IELTS

6.5

TOFL

0

PTE

60

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