Charles Darwin University
2 years full-time, 4 years part-time
Master complex construction project management with advanced skills in BIM, cost planning, contracts, and risk management. Designed for professionals seeking to lead construction projects efficiently and sustainably across public and private sector organisations.
Applicants must have successfully completed a recognised bachelor degree, graduate certificate, graduate diploma, masters degree, or equivalent international qualification in Civil, Construction or Structural Engineering, Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Building Science, or Construction Project Management. English language proficiency is required, with minimum IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0) for international students or equivalent qualifications. Domestic students must meet standard English proficiency requirements through prior study in English or approved English tests.
Core units (110 credit points) cover Digital Integration in Construction with BIM and AI, Estimation and Construction Cost Planning, Construction Contract Administration, Construction and Technology, Sustainability, Business and Corporate Law, Project Management and Risk, Project Resource Planning, and Risk Management. Research units (30 credit points) include Concepts of Industry Research and Development and Industry Design and Research Project (20 credit points). General elective units (20 credit points) allow selection from postgraduate units across the university. The course emphasises theoretical foundations integrated with professional practice through project-based learning and industry-aligned assessments.
Charles Darwin University is ranked #2 in Australia for postgraduate employment outcomes (GUG 2024) and is in the top 100 globally for quality education. CDU graduates enjoy higher than average employment rates and starting salaries. The university offers flexible study options allowing students to balance work, family, and study commitments. The course is delivered by the Faculty of Science and Technology with strong industry connections and practical placement opportunities.
Graduates can pursue careers as Construction Managers, Project Managers (Construction), Site Managers, Contract Administrators, Estimators, Commercial Managers, Project Engineers, or Construction Consultants across public and private sector construction organisations. The practical placement experience and industry-based research project prepare graduates for senior construction management roles with enhanced leadership capabilities and professional judgement.
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