MSc in Construction Project Management FAQs

Key information for the Online MSc course

When can I start the course?
There are three intakes per year in September, January, and May.

How long does the online course take to complete?
The Online MSc Construction Project Management course can be completed in two and a half years.

How many hours per week are required?
The course will take approximately 12.5 - 15 hours per week.

Are classes held at specific times?
Our online course can be undertaken at any time of the day, giving you the flexibility to study when it suits you. Your assignments will have specified due dates that must be met.

How much will the Online MSc in Construction Project Management cost?
Tuition fees for the entire 2.5-year course are £11,000 and can be paid in modular instalments.
Fees are for the 2019/20 academic year intake and will not increase so long as you complete your studies within 3 years of enrolment.

Can I take the course while in full-time employment?
Yes, the course is well suited to students who have a full-time work engagement or family obligations, and can be completed on a module-by-module basis.

Do I have to come to campus to complete the course?
No, the entire course is completed online.

Why is the RICS accreditation important?
RICS is the world's leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property, infrastructure, and construction. This endorsement is a hallmark of the quality of our online course. According to RICS, accredited-course graduates are 2-3 years ahead of non-accredited course graduates. Read more about RICS in our article.

How will the Online MSc Construction Project Management benefit my career?
The course is designed to equip you with practical skills that can be applied in real working environments, and to give you first-hand experience of the systems and processes required to lead successful project outcomes. NTU is renowned and respected within the industry, and the course's focus on relevant skills will give you a clear pathway to rewarding careers in construction project management. Read more about career opportunities here.

I live outside of the United Kingdom. Will my learning in this program be relevant to my career and the international construction industry?
Yes, construction is a global industry and your experience with NTU will reflect that reality. We work hard to ensure our curriculum delivers relevant skills and knowledge to our international students. Plus, enrolling in the online MSc program will connect you with a global network of professionals in construction project management.

What job prospects are there after qualifying?
NTU's industry-acclaimed teaching staff will help you develop the skills you need to maximise your career opportunities. Find out more.

Do we accept transfer credits?
Unfortunately we don't currently accept transfer credits.

What are the admissions requirements?
Prospective students must have:
BSc 2.2 (Hons) in a construction-related subject or relevant professional body membership (usually chartered status)
APEL of relevant work experience
Applicants with non-standard entry requirements and / or relevant experience will be considered on an individual basis.