BSc (Hons) Construction Management Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

Our BSc (Hons) Construction Management degree is delivered by the team behind our award-winning Centre for Advanced Timber Technology (CATT), which reflects the transformative potential of timber and more eco-compatible materials to meet the challenges and opportunities for a sustainable built environment. 

* Benefit from our sustainably built Skylon Campus in the heart of Hereford’s Enterprise Zone. This future-focused campus includes the most advanced and sustainable design and construction methods available. 

* Understand the practical and conceptual reasons that lead to unsustainable practices in the built environment, and develop the knowledge and skills needed to make change happen across the construction lifecycle, from culture to demolition and disposal. 

* Be equipped to be a change agent in the mainstream built construction sector and contribute meaningfully to sustainability-focused organisations. You’ll possess a deep understanding of biogenic and sustainable materials, enabling you to effectively apply this knowledge across a broad spectrum of both traditional and innovative building practices.

* Enjoy challenge-led learning – hands-on with real-world problems that offer the opportunity to contrast and evaluate different materials choices and construction practices.  

* Practically learn to navigate and add value to contemporary building practice. 

* Gain extensive knowledge through consistent industrial and community engagement with an industry placement. You'll learn from and with professionals in practice. 

* Receive support, whenever needed - you'll benefit from high contact time with our academic team, as well as 1:1 support through your allocated Personal Tutor, access to the Academic Skills and Knowhow Centre, and Student Services. 

* Our Foundation Year is available to applicants who do not meet the entry requirements of this degree. On successful completion, students will be able to progress directly into year one of the degree.