Diploma in Construction Management & Building Surveying 2-in-1 Course

Study Construction Management & Building Surveying in one go—gain dual knowledge in project oversight and structural assessment from home.

Overview:

This 2-in-1 Diploma in Construction Management & Building Surveying combines two highly connected disciplines into one streamlined learning journey. With this dual course, you’ll explore how construction projects are organised, scheduled, and supervised, while also understanding how buildings are inspected, evaluated, and maintained from a technical standpoint.

Whether it’s understanding how to manage budgets, legal responsibilities, or health and safety on a site, or knowing how to assess building integrity and report defects, this course brings together both project leadership and structural insight. Perfectly paired, Construction Management and Building Surveying allow you to see the bigger picture of how built environments are planned, constructed, maintained, and examined—making this course an ideal pick for anyone with a mind for structure and strategy.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the full project lifecycle within construction management roles.
• Learn how to identify and assess building faults and conditions.
• Gain insight into planning, budgeting, and scheduling construction projects.
• Know the legal and regulatory aspects in construction and surveying.
• Interpret building designs, drawings, and structural specifications accurately.
• Explore the role of safety, materials, and sustainability in construction.

Who is this Course For:

• Those interested in construction project organisation and planning.
• Individuals seeking roles in surveying or site supervision fields.
• Professionals wanting knowledge in structural inspection methods.
• Beginners keen on property and infrastructure development.
• Facility managers aiming to broaden their technical expertise.
• Career changers looking to enter the construction sector.
• Property professionals expanding into construction management.
• Anyone curious about how buildings are managed and assessed.

Career Path (UK Averages):

• Construction Manager – £55,000 per year
• Building Surveyor – £42,000 per year
• Site Supervisor – £38,000 per year
• Project Coordinator – £35,000 per year
• Facilities Manager – £40,000 per year
• Clerk of Works – £36,000 per year