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Degree Transfer Extended Construction Management (Building)

KEY FACTS
Duration

3 semesters (16 months)

Intakes

April and September

Location

Newcastle Callaghan Campus

CRICOS Code

113052D

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OVERVIEW

Our Degree Transfer Extended Construction Management (Building) provides a pathway into a Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) (Honours) at the University of Newcastle. This university is ranked top 150 in the world for Architecture and the Built Environment*. Construction management is the #1 most in-demand job set to surge over the next five years as revealed by the Australian Prime Minister in 2022.


Construction management graduates work in a range of leadership roles in the industry. This includes project management, contract management, quantity surveying, estimating, building surveying, building certification, facilities management, property development and WHS. Manage physical building and infrastructure projects either onsite or from an office.


* QS Worlding University Rankings by Subject 2025

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Pathway
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In your first semester of your Degree Transfer Extended program, you will study a bridging program consisting of five courses: Academic English, Accounting, Economics, Commercial Law Fundamentals and Statistics. You will then go on to study the same curriculum as the Year 1 bachelor’s degree university students plus Academic English A and B, and receive 80 credit points for the Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) (Honours).


Upon successful completion of the Degree Transfer Extended Construction Management (Building) program, you will enter Year 2 of the Bachelor of Construction Management (Building) (Honours) at the University of Newcastle. The total study period of the Degree Transfer and the Bachelor plus Honours component is four years.

Entry Requirements

For more information about English entry requirements and the academic entry requirements for your country of origin, please refer to our Entry Requirements page.

Course Structure

Fifteen courses

  • ICEN7100 Academic English

  • ICAC7100 Accounting

  • ICEC7100 Economics

  • ICLG7101 Commercial Law Fundamentals

  • ICST7100 Statistics

  • ARBE1101 Construction Technology 1

  • ARBE1102 Construction Ecology 1

  • ARBE1103 Digital Communication in the Built Environment

  • ARBE1301 Construction Law and Legislation

  • ARBE1304 Building Codes and Compliance

  • ARBE1305 Construction Technology, Sequencing and Representation

  • ARBE1306 Construction Management Fundamentals

  • ARBE1105 Communication in the Built Environment

  • ICEN7101 Academic English A

  • ICEN7102 Academic English B

Scholarships

Please see Scholarships page for more information.

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