Quantity Surveying major – Bachelor of Construction
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Prepare for a professional career as a quantity surveyor in the construction industry. This major within the Bachelor of Construction at AUT emphasises contract management, costing, and commercial management, equipping graduates with the essential skills for the sector.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop industry-specific technical knowledge
Gain expertise in contract management, construction costing, and commercial management for the construction sector.
Understand construction law and regulation
Apply principles of law specifically relevant to the built environment and the role of the quantity surveyor.
About This Course
The Quantity Surveying major in AUT’s Bachelor of Construction provides the technical, commercial, and practical skills needed to succeed as a quantity surveyor. Accredited by the NZ Institute of Quantity Surveyors and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, you will become proficient in contract management, construction costing, commercial management, and gain a strong understanding of law and sustainability issues in the sector. High-quality teaching and labs, industry-connected coursework, and inclusion of professional minors prepare graduates for immediate industry contribution.
Course Content
- Collaborative Practices
- Construction Materials
- Principles of Law for Construction
- Construction Organisation and Practice
- Construction Technology I, II, III
- Construction Engineering Management I
- Construction Design and Implementation
- Measurement and Estimation
- Human Factors
- Reflective Work Practice
- Land Economy and Valuation
- Quantity Surveying
- Construction Process Integration
- Innovation, Advanced Construction Systems and Sustainability
- Safety Engineering and Site Operations
- Industry Project Part A & B
- Quantity Surveying Practice and Advanced Measurement
- Leadership and People Management
- Construction Planning
- Commercial Management and Dispute Resolution
- Civil Construction Engineering Management
- Professional Practice minor
- Construction Process or Construction Economics minor
- Elective courses
Entry Requirements
Build towards these roles
Quantity Surveyor (client, main contractor or sub-contractor)Project ManagerCost ManagerBuilding Control OfficerEstimator
Build skills in these industries
ConstructionCommercial ManagementBuilt Environment
