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Undergraduate (your first degree)
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Research (higher degrees by research)
Research degrees are master's or doctorate/doctoral programs centred on in-depth study within a specific field, allowing you to conduct highly specialised research under the guidance of expert supervisors.
Studying at UniSQ
Frequently asked questions
At UniSQ, we have a range of external and on-campus construction management degrees and courses to choose from to suit your career goals. An Associate Degree in Construction will allow you to kickstart your career or serve as a stepping stone to further study. You will gain specialised skills in built environment, quantity surveying, and building services design.
A Bachelor of Construction (Honours) will have you graduate ready to manage construction projects, including residential, industrial and infrastructure projects. If you already have professional construction experience, this construction management degree will help you work towards a higher earning salary as a qualified construction manager.
If you're interested in a career in construction management, you'll need strong communication and organisational skills, as well as a keen eye for detail in order to understand often complex documentation such as building codes and safety regulations.
Leadership skills, time management and problem-solving skills are also highly valued in construction management and will help you juggle complex projects while staying on budget, on schedule and meeting key milestones.
UniSQ's Bachelor of Construction (Honours) emphasises practical learning to ensure you're job-ready upon graduation. This degree includes work-integrated learning, requiring a minimum of 60 days of industry experience in an architectural, engineering, or construction organisation. This hands-on approach is complemented by access to industry-standard software and tools, providing a comprehensive learning experience.
Our strong connections with industry partners also mean you can benefit from guest lectures, site visits, and potential internship opportunities, further enhancing your practical skills and industry understanding.
Perhaps! This depends on your specific role and the state or territory you work in. For instance, obtaining a White Card is mandatory for anyone working on a construction site in Australia, indicating completion of general construction induction training.
When you study a Bachelor of Construction (Honours) at UniSQ, you will meet the Queensland Building and Construction Commision’s technical qualification requirements to hold a Builders Open class of licence and a Builder Project Management Service licence after you demonstrate the required level of industry experience.
It's essential to check with the relevant local authority to understand the specific licensing requirements applicable to your role and location.
At UniSQ, if you don't meet the entry requirements for your chosen construction management degree, we have other options and pathways available to you. Whether you’ve just finished high school, you haven’t studied in sometime, or have a TAFE/Vet qualification, we have several pathway programs available.
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