Major
MSc(Construction Project Management) [1]
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Construction Law[1]
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Management of Projects[1]
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Quantity Surveying[1] [2] [3]
Study Mode
Full Time: 1 year, daytime and evening classes, and Saturday mornings
Part Time: 2-3 years, evening classes and Saturday mornings
Medium of Instruction
English
Curriculum
Each student must complete 12 courses including prescribed and elective course
| Prescribed Courses |
Elective Courses[5] |
Prescribed courses
- Construction economics (RECO6004)
- Development case studies (RECO6060)
- Information management in construction (RECO7096)
- Law for the real estate and construction industry (RECO6042)
- Management theory and projects (RECO7074)
- Modern developments in the law of construction contracts (RECO6018)
- Occupational health, safety and well-being in construction (RECO7079
- Procurement systems (RECO6028)
Prescribed capstone [4]
- Project workshop (CPM) (RECO6058)
|
MSc(CPM)
Any 3 electives
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Construction Law
- Law and practice of arbitration (RECO6032)
- Construction claims (RECO7091)
- Any 1 other elective
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Management of Projects
- Modern developments in construction (RECO7097)
- Construction management practice (RECO7094)
- Any 1 other elective
MSc(Construction Project Management) majoring in Quantity Surveying
- Economics for professionals (RECO6003)
- Construction management practice (RECO7094)
Any 1 other elective |
IMPORTANT:
The above programme structure is pending approval from University Senate and is not guaranteed.
[1] Accredited by Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)
[2] Accredited by Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS)
[3] Recognized by the QS division of Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS)^
[4] The capstone course should be taken in the last semester of a student’s study. If students want to do Dissertation (RECO6020) instead, please consult the Programme Team early.
[5] There is no guarantee that the elective courses listed here or in the syllabus are offered every year. In the unfortunate event that an elective course cannot be offered (e.g. due to insufficient enrolment), students will have to take another course,
which may affect the major they can get.
^ To meet HKIS requirements, students who have not studied construction technology or taken equivalent courses before should take an additional elective course Building design and construction (RECO7095). Students who wish to know more about the physical features of a building can also take this course.
