Course Overview

The Graduate Diploma of Construction Management (GDCM) forms part of the Master of Construction Management (MCM) and includes principles of project management as it applies across different phases of the construction cycle to achieve successful project outcomes in terms of time, cost, quality, safety, and sustainability for construction projects. This course provides the basis for exciting careers as construction managers and assists with employment areas of Construction Management principles and includes; Project Management principles; Construction Procurement, Construction Contract Administration, Construction Rick Management and Construction Technology.

The course aims to improve the course learning outcomes and students will learn the general principles of project management within the context of specific construction management techniques.

The course is appropriate for people seeking careers in construction management, project management from a national and international construction management perspective. It also provides valuable education for those seeking a broader career basis such as; architecture, builders, engineers, quality surveys, construction economists, and facilities managers.

This course will provide opportunities for students to advance their studies in construction management in either full-time or part-time modes.

Career Information

Construction managers plan, organise and control activities associated with a wide range of building projects. Employment opportunities exist in government departments, construction, building and sub-contracting companies, federal, state and local government departments and authorities and corporations with a large building portfolio. There are many employment opportunities for construction management professionals from a national and international perspective.