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Building Construction Management Program

Contacts
Contacts & Enquiries/Program Staff

Overview

Building Construction Management is the complex and detailed management of people and physical resources necessary to successfully design, develop, construct and operate residential, commercial and public properties. The building construction manager requires skills in planning, cost and quality management, law and real estate, industrial relations and people management as well as a detailed knowledge of construction techniques and materials.

Related Specialisations
Name
Building Construction Management (Postgraduate)
Building Construction Management (Research)
Building Construction Management (Undergraduate)

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