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As a construction project manager, you’ll be in charge of building and civil engineering projects. You’ll make sure projects are completed on time and within budget. Keep reading to learn more about a career in project management and what you should study to land a job.
Most construction project manager and related roles ask you to have an undergraduate degree qualification. Subject areas to consider include:
In some sectors, like IT and engineering, your subject knowledge will be just as important as the degree type you have.
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Most employers don’t ask for postgraduate qualifications for project manager roles, but having one can definitely boost your skills and subject knowledge and make you more employable.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at postgraduate level include MAs in:
You need to be an excellent communicator as you’ll be working with a range of people, from architects and surveyors to suppliers and construction workers.
Showing employers you have relevant work experience is important when applying for construction project manager roles. Work experience in managing resources, costs and people will improve your chances of employment. There may also be opportunities in supporting roles, like administrator or assistant project manager.
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