FdSc in Construction Management and Technology (FdSc)
- Ammanford Campus
A Foundation Degree in construction management and technology (FdSc) is a two-year undergraduate program that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of construction management principles and the technological aspects related to the construction industry.
The construction industry is a fast growing industry with many pathways for career progression which offers a world of opportunities.
This 18 month part-time programme is validated and accredited by University of Wales Trinity Saint David and is intended to build on knowledge and skills gained as a result of previous study. It has been designed to provide a qualification appropriate for those people already practising, those who intend to practise as higher technicians and those who wish to progress on to further study
Course details
- Part time
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The main aim of the course is to meet the changing needs of the built environment by preparing those studying at this level to gain a recognised foundation degree that meets the current and future needs of the industry. This qualification is for those already working in the industry and are able to evidence an appropriate level of responsibility within their role.
The modular programme comprises five modules (a total of 120 level five credits). A qualification is awarded when all modules have been successfully completed.
- Sustainable Development
- Critical Research
- Work Based Learning
- Construction Technology
- Professional Practice
This course provides an opportunity for those wishing to progress in, or enter into, a range of construction related careers such as architectural technology, project management, building control, surveying, site management, maintenance and services. There is opportunity for those studying at this level to progress to an honours degree programme of study subject to successful completion of the required modules and credits.
The modules are assessed through a combination of assignments and examinations, plus (for the full award) and an approved work experience diary.
HNC Construction Management and Technology (120 credit L4) or a construction related Higher National Certificate (HNC) or equivalent with appropriate credit profile subject to university approval.
The university welcomes applications on the basis of prior learning. Further details can be obtained from the course tutor.
There is no additional fee, however, it is likely that you will incur additional costs for personal equipment and for course related excursions.