Construction Management and Engineering
Our Construction Management and Engineering Courses
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What Our Students Say
Read Amal’s story
Empowered by master's study at Reading.
Read Dimitris’ story
Inspired by a new approach to construction project management.
Read Callum’s story
Pursuing a career in renewable energy.
What else does Construction Management and Engineering have to offer?
Why study a master’s with us?
Enhance your expertise and transform your career.
Research in the School of the Built Environment
Our Built Environment research groups include: Energy and Environmental Engineering; Organisation, People and Technology; and Urban Living.
Careers in the built environment
Colleagues from the School of Construction Management and Engineering explain the types of careers both undergraduate and postgraduate students choice to pursue.
MSc Project Management – Association for Project Management
MSc Project Management is recognised by the APM as meeting the Chartered Project Professional (ChPP) standard via route 1 (for assessments meeting the requirements for technical knowledge)
How will you study?
Interdisciplinary research-led teaching, grounded in practice.
Diversity and support in the School of the Built Environment
Colleagues talk about our cultural environment, support for students and student societies.
Life in the School
Join a supportive, connected community and network with industry professionals.
Professor Emmanuel Essah’s research interests
Dr Emmanuel Essah has worked with a colleague in South Africa to look at the impact of climate change on energy consumption.
Professor Irem Dikmen’s research interests
Professor Irem Dikmen's research looks at climate risk and resilience.
Professor Tabarak Ballal’s research interests
Professor Tabarak Ballal's recent research revolves around social value in residential design.
Dr Mehdi Shahrestani’s research interests
Dr Mehdi Shahrestani's research focuses on the transition to a net-zero carbon future.
Dr Laura Maftei’s research interests
Dr Laura Maftei's recent research project looked at how we can use VR and digital technologies to address broader societal issues, including improving patients' experiences in hospitals.
The big green energy balance
Research by the University of Reading is helping the UK move towards a ‘net zero’ carbon electricity system while improving affordability and accessibility.
Greener building design helps China stay cool
Researchers at Reading have developed a new model to improve the design and sustainability of buildings in China, to optimise ambient temperature control while minimising energy consumption.
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