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Quantity Surveying - Conversion Course - Bolton Street

TU Dublin - Technological University Dublin

Course code
TU223
Level
Level 9
Award
Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
Classification
Major
Awarding body
Technological University Dublin
Duration
2 years part-time, blended delivery. Schedule: Schedule The MSc QS is a part-time course delivered on a blended basis combining in-person on campus and online delivery over two years (4 semesters). A full schedule is provided at the commencement of each academic year, with classes typically requiring attendance (either in person or online) on two evenings per week. Lectures take place two evenings per week (usually on a Monday and Wednesday) and require up to 8 hours per week of attendance, be it in person or online, over the two evenings.

Programme summary

The MSc Quantity Surveying is a part-time conversion programme that enables graduates of a non-cognate discipline to acquire a qualification in Quantity Surveying at Masters level (level 9 on the National Framework of Qualifications).

Entry requirements

Minimum Entry Requirements? Applicants to the MSc QS programme should be working in the construction and built environment sector and wish to pursue a career as a Quantity Surveyor. In order to be admitted to the course, applicants must:

  • Hold an honours (2.2 grade or higher) in a level 8 bachelor degree or equivalent in a non-cognate discipline;
  • Work within the construction and built environment sector – preferably in a trainee Quantity Surveying or estimating role. Applications that do not meet the minimum entry requirements will be reviewed and may be called for interview. Selection will be made, following interview, using the following criteria:
  • Academic achievement
  • Relevant employment experience
  • Evidence of commitment to a career in Quantity Surveying All applicants whose first language is not English, will be required to demonstrate proficiency through an IELTS score of 6.5 of higher, with a minimum score of 6 in each section. The School of Surveying and Construction Innovation (SSCI) are committed to widening participation in the programme while promoting opportunities for diversity and accessibility. Applicants wishing to apply on the basis of RPL must submit a portfolio of evidence in relation to formal and/or informal learning to include transcripts of results, certificates and industry references. Typically, RPL applicants will hold a minimum of 8 years relevant construction industry experience, and all RPL applicants will be interviewed.

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