Graduates of our Quantity Surveying program will be well-prepared to enter a wide range of exciting careers in the construction and built environment sectors. Some potential career paths include:

• Quantity Surveyor: Provide expert advice on construction costs, prepare estimates, and manage budgets for building and civil engineering projects.
• Cost Consultant: Advise clients on the financial feasibility of projects, helping to ensure that projects are delivered on time and within budget.
• Contract Manager: Oversee the legal and contractual aspects of construction projects, ensuring compliance with regulations and contract terms.
• Project Manager: Lead and manage construction projects, ensuring that resources are efficiently used and objectives are met.
• Risk and Value Manager: Assess and manage risks associated with construction projects, ensuring that maximum value is achieved throughout the project lifecycle.

In addition to these specific roles, graduates can find employment in:

• Private Construction Firms: Join or establish a consultancy firm offering services in cost management, procurement, and project planning.
• Government Departments: Work in public sector roles overseeing the development of infrastructure projects and managing public funds for construction.
• Construction and Engineering Companies: Manage project budgets, contracts, and schedules, ensuring the efficient delivery of construction projects.