Rationale/Course Description   A student is required to undertake 150 hours (10 weeks) of practical experience in the built environment (construction; engineering; housing; property development and management; quantity surveying; relevant local authority, provincial and national government departments). Objectives/Aims • To expose the student to practical activities in the industry that are relevant to the program...Read More

Course description In this course, each student shall work on an individual selected research project, but approved by the Department and the project selected will constitute the final year dissertation. Objective(s) To make students investigate and work individually on selected topics in the fields of Construction Economics, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management and Building Technology. Attachment...Read More

Course Description This course deals with determination of quantities of Civil Engineering works and subsequently valuing them to determine project costs. Objectives create an understanding of how to take measurements on Civil works create an understanding of how to obtain prices at the current market create an understanding of how to prepare bills of quantities...Read More

Duration: 4 years OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME The objective of the quantity surveying undergraduate degree programme is to provide students with a sound theoretical and practical base to enable them measure, value, cost and specify construction resources, and to become active players in the rational identification, utilization and control of resources within the construction industry. Graduates...Read More