Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Construction Engineering - Kingston University

Aug 13, 2008

Institution: Kingston University
Awarding Body: Kingston University

Course Overview

This course provides an intensive, hands-on preparation for work in the construction
industry. It combines academic study at the University with practical work experience with a construction employer. During work placements the students will undertake an NVQ in Construction Site Supervision or Construction Contracting Operations.

Course Structure (including modules/assessment methods):

This is an indicative list of modules and is also a mixture of core and optional modules.
Level 4

Level 5

Assessment:

The students are assessed through a combination of in-class tests; individual and group assignments; examination or portfolio.

Progression Route:

The student can take an additional year of studies on the BSc (Hons) in Construction Engineering, which is accredited for chartered builder status.

Entry Requirements:

Points: 120 Units: one A-level or equivalent

Plus GCSE (A–C): five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, or Level 2 in Key Skills Communication and/or Application of Number.

A successful interview is also required for entry to this course.

The University will consider a range of alternative qualifi cations or experience that are equivalent to this offer.

Programme Details:

Start Date: September
Location: Penrhyn Road
Study Options: 2 years full-time
Fees: Kingston undergraduate fee

Enquiries and how to apply:

Contact: Admissions Administrator, Engineering
Tel: 020 8417 4844
Email: eng@kingston.ac.uk
URL: www.kingston.ac.uk
UCAS Code: H210

WL LLN Reference:

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