MSc (Eng) in Construction Engineering & Management
Regulations and Entry Requirements
The Regulations for the MSc (Eng) in Construction Engineering
& Management are the same as the General Regulations for the
MSc (Eng) in the Faculty of Engineering except that candidates
applying for registration should normally have a minimum of one
year’s appropriate practical experience as well as either:
- A Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Structural, Construction
or Building Engineering;
or
- An equivalent qualification.
Course Listing
An MSc (Eng) candidate in Construction Engineering &
Management will be required to pursue a programme of study
approved by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering. Candidates
will be required to follow and sit examinations in the six (6) core
courses as well as:
Semester 1
| Course Code |
Course Title |
Number of Credits |
COEM 6014 |
Construction Materials |
E3 |
Semester 2
| Course Code |
Course Title |
Number of Credits |
COEM 6010 |
Structural Design |
E3 |
COEM 6012 |
Geotechnics in Construction |
E3 |
and three (3) other courses from the list of options for the Postgraduate
Diploma.
Other information
- The student is also required to submit a research
project COEM 6002. Part-time students will be
required to complete within two (2) calendar years.
- Full-time students will be required to take
examinations in all the courses by the end of the
first year.
- Holders of the Diploma in Construction Engineering
or the Diploma in Construction Management or the
Diploma in Construction Engineering &
Management who qualify for registration under
Regulation 3.5.1 may be allowed to register for the MSc
(Eng) in Construction Engineering & Management
or Construction Management depending on their
qualifications. Once accepted, such candidates will be
registered as part-time students and will be required
to take examinations in the remaining prescribed
courses by the end of the academic year in which
they are registered.
- Candidates may proceed to the project only after
successful completion of all the courses and may be
registered to complete the project either as full-time
or part-time students.
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