BSc · Architecture & Built Environment
BSc Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics
- Qualification
- BSc
- Duration
- 4 years
- Region
- Ashanti
Overview
BSc Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics trains you to manage the financial and contractual side of building and infrastructure projects. It matters in Ghana because accurate costing, procurement and project control help clients reduce waste and deliver quality construction within budget.
What you will study
You study construction technology, measurement of building work, estimating, construction economics, project management, tendering, procurement, contracts, cost control, valuation and construction law. You develop skills in preparing bills of quantities, analysing costs, assessing risks and using digital tools for project information.
Career prospects
You can become a quantity surveyor, cost consultant, commercial manager, estimator, contracts administrator or procurement specialist. Opportunities exist with construction companies, property developers, government works agencies, consulting firms and infrastructure organisations such as Ghana Highways, as well as international firms including Turner & Townsend and Mace.
Who this programme may suit
You will thrive if you are numerate, organised, detail-oriented and comfortable negotiating with different project stakeholders. An interest in buildings, business, contracts and practical problem-solving will help you succeed.