Building and Construction Management

Students of the Bachelor of Construction and Structure Management will: Possess and apply coherent and broad theoretical expertise and theories of contemporary construction methods, construction and building economics, and legal frameworks, to function as managers within the construction and construction industry; recognise and put on the use of appropriate construction and building technologies and processes to solve simple and complex industry issues; convey just as an expert to stakeholders at the construction and construction industry, having the capacity to operate independently or as a part of a venture team, for its successful completion of industry projects; demonstrate ethical, societal and ecological responsibility in addressing real world industry issues and imperatives, in local and global contexts, together with sensitivity to native faith while in the construction industry; and also reveal and apply creative, innovative and critical thinking, with a commitment to lifelong learningto solve issues and generate solutions to complex construction difficulties.

Entry for the program is based on an entrance rank. A rank can be accomplished by means of a year 1 2 ATAR, other Australian qualification, work experience, or an overseas qualification.