課程種類
| BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Full Accreditation by Surveying and Construction Management Professional Bodies) - Fully accredited by RICS, CIOB, HKICM, CABE, HKIPM, HKICW & ICWCI 輕鬆學習 | |||||||||||||
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Registration No
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BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying Reg # 252322 - 所有學科以習作評核 (No Exam)
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Commencement
Professional accreditation
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16 June 2025 (40th Intake) 現正接受報名....輕鬆學習
RICS Excellence Student Award in 2024
★ This course meets the qualification as eligible academic qualifications for CIC - Certification of BIM Managers (CCBM) and Certification of BIM Co-ordinator (CCBC).
The course is accredited by RICS, CIOB, HKICM, CABE, HKIPM, HKICW & ICWCI Surveying and Construction Management professional bodies.
Pathway to Professional membership of HKIS, RICS, CIOB, HKICM & HKIPM
Graduates of BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying degree can apply for Membership of the
The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors (HKIS) The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) The Hong Kong Institute of Construction Managers (HKICM) The Hong Kong Institute of Clerk of Works (HKICW) Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE) Hong Kong Institute of Project Management (HKIPM) The Institute of Clerks of Works & Construction Inspectorate (ICWCI)
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Course Aims and Objectives |
The course aims to provide students a broad knowledge of the legal, technical, managerial, economic, social and environmental aspects of construction projects, and able to confidently manage both commercial and civil engineering projects. Students will gain expertise in cost management, procurement and quantification skills, develop expertise in risk management, costing techniques, design economics, buildability, procurement and the ability to add value. You’ll also learn how to work effectively with a range of people from different construction disciplines. For up-dated accreditation details, reference shall be made to website of professional bodies.
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Module Structure |
This 16 months top up PTE course is composed of 4 modules,each carries 20 credits plus an Individual Honours Project which carries 40 credits. All modules are assessed by coursework unless otherwise stated. The modules have been developed to deliver the stated aims of the course:
1. Contract Practice (Coursework only) 2. Civils Quantification and Cost (Coursework only) 3. Project Management (Coursework only) 4. Bid Strategy and Professional Practice (Coursework only) 5. Individual Honours Project (Coursework only)
All coursework will be prepared and marked by local teaching staffs and moderated by home staffs. |
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Module
Description
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1. Contract Practice - 20 credits
Assessment by coursework
This module will introduce students to the various forms of contracts and the responsibilities of the people involved in executing a contract. Particular attention was paid to roles of the key people and clauses in FIDIC, JCT and NEC3 contracts. Issues such as clauses on the provisions for extension of time, managing change, and resolution of disputes arising in the execution of contracts will be covered.
2. Civils Quantification and Cost - 20 credits
Assessment by coursework
This module will test your ability to understand the management procedures and techniques appropriate in pricing a tender document in accordance with the RICS/CIOB. You will develop technical skills which will enable in-depth knowledge of how pricing structure of projects can be applied to cost control by tendering companies.
3. Project Management - 20 credits
Assessment by coursework
This module will provide you a critical perspective on the nature, and a number of essential aspects of construction projects together with the approaches and techniques to manage them.
The module will establish construction projects as an organisational entity, and highlight the two main approaches to the management of projects. The first one is the functional management approach which is largely based on structured techniques and methods, and the second one is the organisational management approach which sees management as an ongoing social and organisational process. You will be introduced to both approaches, and shown how to use them in a balanced way for the successful management of construction projects. While the organisational management approach to project management will provide you the intellectual skills that you need for project management, the functional management approach will equip you with the technical skills.
4. Bid Strategy and Professional Practice- 20 credits
Assessment by coursework
This module will focus on extending and providing appropriate evidence of your professional skills and development. Within an applied socially responsive framework, you will examine a range of issues related to the client, the site, planning, financial/development appraisal, design technology, legal and regulatory, health and safety etc. These will be covered in conjunction with other professional courses or your own discipline as appropriate, given that all built environment professions and recent reports such as the Farrell Review place increasing stress on interdisciplinary understanding and working.
5. Individual Honours Project - 40 credits
The purpose of the module is to enable students to undertake a sustained, in-depth and research-informed project exploring an area that is of personal interest to students. In agreement with your supervisor, you will decide upon your topic which will take the form of a practical outcome (artefact) with accompanying contextual material.
Remark: Coursework assessments may include presentation, viva-voce...etc. where applicable.
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Entry Requirements |
1. Advanced Diploma, Higher Diploma, Associate Degree or Professional Diploma in Building Studies, Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Construction Management, Architecture, Civil Engineering, Real Estate Management and the like.
2. Other relevant qualifications with substantial work experience will be considered on a case to case basis and at the discretion of Birmingham City University.
Students are expected to attend two evening classes per week (from 7:00pm to 10:00pm) for each semester. The time schedule is tentative, course modules and fees are subject to change without prior notice.
CPE reserves the right to amend the course’s delivery and cancel the course.
From now on
***(三人學習組) 需三人或以上一同報讀及入學 2025年 BCU-U/G課程.可親身或以電郵提交課程申請表.
符合要求同學的課程申請費(免), 課程註冊費（免), 學費為HK$62,000 (in 2 installments @ 31,000), 未有最終成績亦可遞交報名表.
**(二人學習組) 需二人一同報讀及入學 2025年 BCU-U/G課程. 可親身或以電郵提交課程申請表.
符合要求同學的課程申請費(免), 課程註冊費(50%免, 為HK$1,000), 學費為HK$62,000 (in 2 installments @ 31,000),未有最終成績亦可遞交報名表.
*(個人學習組) 個人報讀及入學 2025年 BCU-U/G課程. 可親身或以電郵提交課程申請表.
符合要求同學的課程申請費(免), 課程註冊費 為HK$2,000, 學費為HK$62,000 (in 2 installments @ 31,000), 未有最終成績亦可遞交報名表.
NB-CPE保留計劃申請解釋及審批權利.
Course Application Form 下載申請表
學生可以申請擴展的免入息審查貸款計劃 Extended Non-Means-Tested Loan Scheme(ENLS) |
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Fees
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未有申請學費優惠如下： HK$72,000 (2 installments @ 36,000) HK$2,000 (registration fee)
It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognize any qualification to which these courses may lead. 個別僱主可酌情決定是否承認本課程可令學員獲取的任何資格
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