Entry requirements
You will need 32 UCAS points. A BTEC level 3 extended diploma, one A level at grade C or above or two A levels at grade E in a relevant subject, such as maths, science and geography.
For the part-time HND top-up you will need to have successfully completed the HNC.
What would I learn at College?
The Level 5 BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment offers students the opportunity to develop a sound understanding of the principles in their specialist pathway.
It is designed to support progression into employment or on to degree-level study. The construction management pathway is ideal for those who are interested in a careers as a design co-ordinator, construction site supervisor, design technician, site manager or project manager.
The course covers a broad spectrum of subject areas that are relevant to develop a student's wider understanding of the construction industry and its growing role.
Fifteen units are required to complete the HND. The construction management pathway has 3 units specifically targeted to let the needs of that particular pathway.
Some of the units covered on the course include:
- Unit 1: Individual project (Pearson-set)
- Unit 14: Building information modelling
- Unit 22: Group project (Pearson-set)
- Unit 23: Contracts & management
- Unit 24: Project management
- Unit 25: Management for complex buildings
- Unit 35: Alternative methods of construction
- Unit 44: Advanced surveying & measurement
How to apply
To apply for the part-time top-up course please complete the online application form.
A member of the team will then contact you and confirm the next steps; if you meet the entry criteria you will be invited to a College Enrolment Day, these typically take place throughout summer.
For the full-time course please call the Course Admin Team on 0113 222 6015.
Next steps
This course is designed to provide progression in to employment in the construction and the built environment sector or to a relevant degree course/apprenticeship.
Students could also gain membership with the relevant chartered institutes.
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