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About the course
This undergraduate certificate introduces the fundamentals of construction management and how projects are planned, delivered and controlled. You’ll build core knowledge to help manage construction work to time and budget, while developing problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills relevant to industry. It can also provide a pathway into Curtin’s Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) with credit for completed units. The programme combines engineering fundamentals, design projects, and industry-ready technical problem-solving skills.
What you might learn
Apply core construction management principles across a range of contexts, using critical and creative problem-solving to address project issues. Develop effective communication with clients, approvers and builders using appropriate technology, and consider global perspectives and standards. Strengthen professional practice through teamwork, independent work and life-long learning skills relevant to paraprofessional roles and further study.
Career outcome
Graduates gain an entry-level foundation for work in the construction and built environment sector, supporting construction projects through planning, coordination, documentation and stakeholder communication. The course builds practical understanding of time, cost and quality considerations and prepares you for paraprofessional roles across contractors, consultants and project teams. This undergraduate certificate is an entry pathway in construction management within Architecture & Building.
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