Overview 

Curtin University’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management examines the technical, financial, and managerial aspects of the built environment. The course introduces essential principles of project execution, structural assembly, and cost control, establishing a strong base for overseeing complex building initiatives. Acquiring this expertise is fundamental to delivering sustainable infrastructure safely, efficiently, and within budget constraints.

What You'll Learn

• Construction technology, structural materials, and modern building methods

• Project scheduling, cost estimation, and financial management

• Contract administration, legal frameworks, and building regulations

• Site safety standards, risk mitigation, and quality assurance

• Sustainable design principles and digital modeling technology in construction

Learning Outcomes 

Students will learn to interpret construction documentation and technical specifications to guide project delivery, while formulating detailed cost estimates, budgets, and operational schedules for building projects. Additionally, they will apply safety and legal regulations to maintain compliance across project lifecycles and integrate sustainable building practices and modern technology to optimize construction workflows.