This is a one-year part-time post-certificate course leading to a Level 7 Ordinary Degree in Construction Technology. It is designed to meet the needs of the construction industry for technical and managerial staff who have a sound understanding of the principles of construction technology and management, together with a good appreciation of general management skills and of the economics of the industry.
| College | Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) |
| Course ID | 184740 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Course Qualification | Ordinary Bachelor Degree |
| Awarding Body | TU Dublin |
| Course Start Date | 1st January 1970 |
| Course Duration | 1 |
| Course Time | One full day per week (9am-6pm) and one evening online (6pm-10pm). |
| Course Fee | EUR 3,325 |
| Entry Requirements | Certificate in Construction Technology or equivalent. Evidence of qualifications must be submitted with the application for admission to the programme. |
| Career Path | This award is particularly suitable for those who wish to attain positions relating to site management, contracts management, estimating and surveying in the construction industry. The majority of graduates work in building contracting or sub-contracting firms as Estimators, Quantity Surveyors, Programmers, Planners, Contract Managers and Site Managers. Many have attained a high level in management where they are now executive directors or managing directors. Other graduates are working for consultants in various capacities. |
| Course Code | TU086 |
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