MBA / Industry & operations

Construction Project Management

Explore the coordination of people, resources, schedules and risks in construction projects.

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FOLLOW YOUR INTEREST

You might enjoy this if…

You are interested in the business and coordination side of building projects.

YOUR LEARNING DIRECTION

From subjects
to ways of thinking.

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Project planning and scheduling

Cost and resource control

Project risk

Stakeholder coordination

Capabilities to explore

Recognise dependencies within a project plan.
Explain schedule, cost and delivery trade-offs.
Communicate risks and responsibilities across teams.

FROM THE PUBLISHED CURRICULUM

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The early semesters establish a business foundation. These later-semester subjects are listed on Amity’s programme page.

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Semester 3 · published subjects

Strategic Management
Professional Ethics
Minor Project
Project Planning and Monitoring
Pre project Planning and Feasibility Analysis
Project Controls and Risk Management
Procurement, Tendering and Contracts
Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Allied Technologies

Semester 4 · published subjects

AI Tools and Applications
Digital Marketing
Management in Action – Social, Economic and Ethical Issues
Major Project
Project Quality, Health and Safety Management
Lean Construction Practices
Dispute, Claims and Change Management

PICTURE THE APPLICATION

What could this
look like in practice?

This original example illustrates the kind of business thinking connected with the field. It is not a promised programme assignment.

ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT

Review a fictional project delay and propose a revised plan with clear priorities and ownership.

Frame the problemExplore the evidenceExplain your decision

Try a business challenge

CONNECT THE LEARNING WITH WORK

Where could you
use this thinking?

Research the responsibilities, skills and entry requirements in these work contexts. Your experience and the employer’s requirements matter alongside the qualification.

Project coordination professionalPlanning associateConstruction operations professional

Illustrative career directions, not job or salary guarantees.

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