The MSc programme in International Construction Management (ICM) seeks to develop creative decision-making and problem-solving skills. It has a strong emphasis on the sustainable management practices that are frequently an important component within the breadth of management issues facing today’s international construction managers.

This programme is offered by HKU SPACE in collaboration with the University of Bath, one of the premier universities in the UK.  The programme curriculum has been designed by their Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, and is offered through a high-quality flexible distance learning experience using work files and text books complemented by web-based activities and support.

The programme structure, as outlined below, comprises six core units, 2 optional units (currently from a choice of 6), an integrative unit (Consolidating Theory and Practice) and a dissertation.  Each year, students will be required to attend two 2.5 days session of residential school (before the commencement of each semester) which will include an introductory workshop and a dissertation workshop.  The MSc has been designed to be studied over a period of 3 years but the study duration may be contracted down to a minimum period of 15 months and extended to a maximum period of five years.