Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Construction and Surveying (Quantity Surveying) - College of North West London
Dec 10, 2007
Institution: College of North West London
Awarding Body University of Westminster
Course Overview
The course is specifi cally designed for students in full-time employment who would like to study on a part-time basis and is designed to provide them with a broad technical knowledge of all aspects of Quantity Surveying within the construction industry.
It is suitable for those wishing to follow a career in a variety of fi elds including Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Building Design, Building Control, Facilities Management and Construction Management.
By combining valuable work experience with the academic structure of a degree programme, the student can acquire the right skills and knowledge for employment, a career, or progress to an Honours Degree programme.
Course Structure (including modules/assessment methods)
Level 4:
- Construction Communication and Graphical Skills
- Design and Technology
- Site Measurement and Surveying
- Internal Environment
- WBL Design and Quality Studies
- Use of Materials
- WBL Management of the Built Environment
- Procurement Tendering and Estimating
Level 5:
- Construction Technology and Materials Applications
- Construction Finance and Economics
- WBL Management Concepts and Practice
- Law
- Development Economics and Cost Planning
- Advanced Measurement
- Contract Practice
- Integrated Project
The student can gain academic credits for work in parts of the industry that are relevant to their degree.
Assessment
The methods of assessment will vary between the subjects, but generally includes
coursework, group and individual assignments, presentations and end of module tests of a practical and written nature.
Progression Route
The successful completion of a Foundation Degree will allow the student to progress onto Level 5 of a full Honours Degree programme at the University of Westminster. It may typically take another two years of part-time study to complete the Honours Degree programme.
Entry Requirements
The student should have at least one of the following requirements: an NVQ, a mature crafts background without an advanced qualifi cation or industrial experience.
Programme Details
Start Date: October
Location: Willesden Campus
Study Options: The course is part-time. One day each week, between 9:00am – 6:15pm
Fees: To be confirmed
Enquiries and how to apply
Contact: Mike Penton
Tel: 020 8208 5355
Email: michael.penton@cnwl.ac.uk
URL: www.cnwl.ac.uk
UCAS Code: N/A
WL LLN Reference
3.5 S CN FD 0508 V2
