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MSc Construction Project Management
Full-time
Mode of study
18 months
Duration

University of Bolton

MSc Construction Project Management
Full-time
Mode of study
12 months
Duration

University of Bolton

MRes Environmental Management
Full-time
Mode of study
12 months
Duration

University of Bolton

BSc (Hons) Construction Project Management (Construction Site Management Degree Apprenticeship)
Part-time
Mode of study
3 years
Duration

University of Bolton

BSc (Hons) Construction Project Management (Design and Construction Management Degree Apprenticeship)
Part-time
Mode of study
3 years
Duration

University of Bolton

BSc (Hons) Facilities and Built Asset Management (Senior/Head of Facilities Management Degree Apprenticeship Route)
Part-time
Mode of study
3 years
Duration
96
UCAS Points

University of Bolton

MSc Construction Project Management
Part-time
Mode of study
36 months
Duration

University of Bolton

HNC Construction Management for England (Construction Design and Build Technician)
Part-time
Mode of study
2 years
Duration
32
UCAS Points

Bolton College

HNC Construction Management for England (Construction Site Supervisor)
Part-time
Mode of study
2 years
Duration
32
UCAS Points

Bolton College

Welcome to Construction

If you’re looking for a university that supports your dream of pursuing a career in the construction sector, the University of Bolton is a perfect choice! We have been delivering world-class, industry-led education in the built environment for over 25 years and our programmes are recognised for their quality, detail and depth within the sector.

Our department has a long-standing relationship with key professional institutions such as the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), and our construction degree courses will give you a solid foundation to build your career or support your professional development.


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What Can I Do With a Masters in Construction Management

What Can I Do With a Masters in Construction Management?

21 Nov 23

The construction industry is evolving at a rapid pace! For those armed with a Masters in Construction, the future offers possibilities as vast a...

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What is the future of construction management?

05 Jul 23

The construction sector is a testament to our undying thirst for innovation in today’s ever-evolving world. The tools and methods we once deemed state-of-the-art are continuously refined, replaced, and reimagined.Amid this dynam...

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Common personality traits of an engineer

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When it comes to engineering, it is a broad spectrum full of multiple opportunities and career paths to go down that are based mainly on science, maths and technology. If you want to get into engineering, there is definitely a route that...

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Construction Project Management: A Great Career Choice

25 Nov 22

If you are looking for a rewarding career, consider one in construction project management. This blog contains information on what the role entails and why studying an 

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Environmental Management: Why is it so Important?

08 Jul 22

Environmental management involves processes that minimise humanity’s impact on its surroundings. The main objective is to create and maintain conditions in which society and nature coexist. Since its formal r...

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The Latest Inventions in Civil Engineering 

27 Apr 22

Civil engineering has hugely evolved over the years regarding the building, designing, and maintaining of the world’s built and natural environments. Originally,

Testimonials

Jordanna Croswell

Construction Management | 2014

"After studying my BSc (Hons) Construction Management at the University of Bolton, I have now graduated with first-class honours and have been working as a construction site manager at Styles & Wood (integrated property services). The University has enabled me to gain valuable knowledge through industry experienced lecturers whilst the small class sizes allowed the lecturers to support my educational and career growth prospects on a one-to-one basis."

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Melanie Blinkinship

BSc (Hons) Construction Management | 2014

"In 2014, I started a Foundation degree in Construction and Surveying at the University of Bolton that included a work placement module. After successfully completing the course, I secured employment with Mott MacDonald Bentley. Having had a fantastic experience at the University of Bolton, I progressed my studies on a BSc (Hons) in Construction Management. I continued my studies at the University of Bolton due to small class sizes, genuine passion from the lecturer towards an individual’s progression regardless of academic level. I continued enjoying my studies at the university and took part in site visits, construction trips to London, whilst also receiving support and networking opportunities around supporting Women in Construction. I graduated from the university in 2018 with a first-class BSc (Hons) in Construction Management."

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Andrew Lacey

BSc (Hons) Construction Management | 2014

"In 2014, I decided to have a career change and chose to go back to university to study construction. Because I had left school with no education, I had to do a two-year foundation degree which would then lead me on to year two of a BSc (Hons) Construction Management degree.

Through dedication and the help I received from some amazing tutors, I gained knowledge and confidence during my time at the University of Bolton and graduated with a first-class BSc (Hons) in Construction Management and a Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Award of Excellence.

Today I have secured employment as an assistant site supervisor with VINCI, one of the largest construction companies operating today that has a £34 billion turnover worldwide. The job role includes conducting site inductions and toolbox talks, co-ordinating future works with sub-contractors on-site, checking the quality of the works and make sure all materials are as described specified by the architect, managing health and safety on-site for around eighty operatives and working with the construction managers to get the £15 million hospital built on-time and on-budget."

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Christine Leigh

Principal AEDIS, Vice-Chair NW CIC, Chair CIC 2050 Group, NW Chair CABE and University of Bolton graduate |

"A fantastic and broad learning experience that helped me to recognise my own potential and make life-changing career decisions; this undoubtedly came from the lecturers who are experts in their field, and were able to offer an insight of their own personal industry experiences. A life-changing experience."

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