Engineering with Construction Management Abertay University

Overview

The Engineering with Construction Management programme at Abertay University provides a comprehensive pathway for professionals to gain advanced expertise in technical leadership and site operations. This master's degree is specifically designed to bridge the gap between engineering principles and modern management practices within the global built environment.

Why Engineering with Construction Management at Abertay University?

Abertay University is recognised as the top institution in Scotland for the teaching of engineering and has been named University of the Year for Teaching Quality. Students benefit from an environment ranked as the best modern university in Scotland for engineering research, ensuring that the curriculum is informed by the latest industry developments. With high student satisfaction ratings and a strong track record of graduate employability, the university provides a robust foundation for career advancement.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17000 per year
• National fee: GBP 7900 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on the integration of scientific principles with strategic business solutions. Modules may include:

• Strategy and Management
• Climate, Carbon & Environment Conscious Communities
• Health and Safety
• Environmental Management Systems
• Project Management
• Leadership in a Changing Environment
• Sustainable Decision Making
• Building Information Modelling and Asset Management
• Research Methods

Careers with Engineering with Construction Management

Graduates are prepared for high-level leadership roles across the construction and engineering sectors. The programme develops the analytical skills required for positions such as Engineering Manager, Project Manager, and Operational Manager. Additionally, the qualification supports career paths as a Management Consultant, Business Analyst, or Plant Manager, with 95% of graduates entering full-time employment or further study shortly after completion.