RICS revamps Construction Project Management course

RICS School of Built Environment, Amity University,  an industry-led academic institution, has introduced its new curriculum with' Construction Project Management 4.0', in response to a strong call from the industry and emerging technologies in the built environment sector. 

RICS SBE’s uniquely designed course MBA in Construction Project Management prepares civil engineers and architecture graduates to excel in the role of a project manager, working with a team, often as a project leader.  

Highlights of the curriculum

There has been a significant reduction in number of courses across the four semesters. RICS SBE is concentrating on progressive and balanced classroom delivery and increased practical/self-work/NTCC. 

There has also been an introduction of capstone/dissertation projects in semester 3 and 4. It has seen a significant increase in the credits for the elective courses along with introduction of new electives in emerging fields/areas. 

There is a provision for students to graduate with 'super-specialisation' in pathways such as procurement and contracts, valuation, sales and marketing, finance and facilities management.

Competency-based programmes design and concept of notional hours. 

Keeping in mind the goals at WEF & OECD, RICS SBE has introduced ethics and sustainability in majority of the courses. 

Research in emerging areas such as Block chain, 3D printing, BIM, Artificial Intelligence, Smart Analytics have been included as part of new curriculum. —TNS