Construction Site Management - Bolton Street

Construction management is a specialised field that involves planning, coordinating, and overseeing construction projects from inception to completion. It combines various aspects of project management, engineering, and business to ensure that a project is completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.

Advanced applications to the latter years of the course will be considered for those applicants who already possess experience in the industry and/or possess a construction-related undergraduate qualification. Consideration for the particular year of entry will depend on the level of the course qualification attained by the applicant i.e. Higher Certificate, Ordinary Degree and Honours Degree etc. Students who have a recognised apprenticeship in a construction-related discipline and have obtained a National Craft Certificate (in a construction-related discipline), or equivalent (see below) may be considered for advanced entry into year 2 of the programme. Equivalent examples: (a) Department of Education Senior Trade Certificate in a construction related discipline. and/or (b) City and Guilds of London Institute “Advanced Craft Certificate” in a construction related discipline. Students applying for advanced entry to the programme may be requested to attend for interview where deemed necessary. Based on the outcome of the interview, applicants will be informed of their admission status: Admitted: Candidates who meet the interview criteria will be officially offered a place in Year 2 of the programme.