Construction Economics - Sligo
Construction Economics offers a broad skills base for the management of construction projects with a strong emphasis on cost. Subject areas including measurement, building technology, tendering and contract administration ensure graduates are prepared for setting up and managing construction contracts through the efficient control of labour, plant and materials.
| Award Name | Level 6 Higher Certificate (Level 6 NFQ) |
|---|---|
| NFQ Classification | Major |
| Awarding Body | Atlantic Technological University |
| NFQ Level | Level 6 NFQ |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 6 Higher Certificate (Level 6 NFQ) | Major | Atlantic Technological University | Level 6 NFQ |
Duration
2 years part-time, online.
Study Hours
This online programme has 3-4 hours of live lectures per week (all recorded). Study hours will be reflective of experience and will require additional focus around exam time.
On-Campus Attendance
No attendance required.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must hold a National Framework of Qualification Level 5 or equivalent. Applicants who have not obtained this minimum may incorporate other equivalent qualifications and relevant work experience and apply for assessment via the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process.
Further information
Total Fees €5,000
Who should apply?
This award is suitable for those working in the construction industry who wish to develop their career in the area of administration, cost, tendering and contracts.
Modules
Complex Domestic Construction
QS Measurement of Domestic Buildings
Estimating
Mechanical and Electrical Construction Technology
Measurement of Mechanical and Electrical Installations
Professional Practice within the Built Environment
Construction Contracts and Procurement
Principles of Law
Economics
Construction Law
Short Form of Construction Contract and Tendering
Construction Economics
Examination & Assessment
The two measurement subjects are 100% continuous assessment via assignments, while the remaining subjects are assessed by a combination of end of semester examinations and continuous assessments typically in a 60%/40% split.
Course Coordinator: Sean McGagh: admissions.sligo@atu.ie
Student Advisor: Michelle Bruen: michelle.bruen@atu.ie