The need for advanced technologies has become necessary to accomplish sustainable engineering projects, especially for the construction industry.
Various advanced construction technologies (ACT) have emerged over the last decades. With the development of building information modelling (BIM), the future of construction will be transformed into a more digital industry.
Several advanced construction technologies are now BIM compliant across stages such as:
These developments have provided technical and management support to solve complex and multidisciplinary problems for all project stakeholders.
There's a unique opportunity for the next generation of graduates to become highly-skilled in this field and gain further advantages in a highly competitive job market. The construction industry stakeholders are in need of high-calibre and highly-competitive candidates with knowledge and skills in construction disciplines, Advanced Construction Technologies and Building Information Modelling.
Advanced Construction Technologies and Building Information Management is one of the pathways offered within our Sustainable Engineering programme.
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Academic requirements/experience A first or second-class Honours degree (or equivalent) in Architecture, Engineering, Project management, or Quantity Surveying. Consideration will also be given to candidates with other relevant professional qualifications in a discipline related to the built environment and/or professional experience. Don’t meet the academic entry requirements? We offer the Pre-Masters Preparation Course at the University of Strathclyde International Study Centre, for international students (non-UK/Ireland). English language requirements If English is not your first language, please visit our English language requirements page for full details of the requirements in place before making your application. Fees & funding Back to course