Master of Construction and Infrastructure Management

The program emphasises critical areas such as project management, risk assessment, and infrastructure planning, equipping students with the knowledge to effectively manage resources, timelines, and project deliverables in construction and infrastructure development.
Students benefit from practical training through industry collaborations and project-based learning, enabling them to apply theoretical concepts to real-world situations. This hands-on experience is crucial for understanding the operational aspects of construction and infrastructure projects.
Graduates are well-prepared to assume leadership roles in various sectors, including construction management, infrastructure development, and project oversight, ensuring they can lead teams and drive projects to successful completion.
The curriculum comprises a combination of core and elective subjects that provide a deeper focus than undergraduate studies. This advanced coursework covers essential topics such as sustainability in construction, contract management, and stakeholder engagement, which are vital for modern construction practices.
Many programs offer the opportunity to complete an industry placement, short thesis, or applied research project, allowing students to engage directly with industry professionals and apply their learning in practical settings.
The degree can typically be completed in one to two years full-time, offering flexibility for both full-time students and those balancing work commitments.