Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Construction Law, Construction Economics, Construction Management, Construction Technology, Building Project Management, Change Order Management, Contract Management

Target group

Academics with a first degree in Engineering, Economics, Environmental Sciences, Architecture or Law and at least one year of relevant professional experience and who would like further career-integrated qualification in the fields of Building Law, Building Economics, Construction Engineering and Building Management and would like to acquire a Master's degree

Annotation

The programme combines the areas of construction law, building economics and construction engineering and aligns them with management practice. One focus is on the risk distribution of civil construction contracts and supplementary and contract management. The Master's is offered in two variants (60 credit points and 90 credit points). A full-time career can be pursued alongside the studies.\; Classes are taught at weekends. Between the attendance phases, the teaching content is worked on in independent study (books, lecture notes, e-learning).

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

The career-integrated Master's degree in Building Law and Building Management is aimed at academics in construction, e.g. civil engineers, architects, mechanical engineers, business graduates, lawyers, industrial engineers and commercial lawyers, who wish to develop their management skills. Admission requirements include a first degree in Engineering, Economics, Environmental Sciences, Architecture or Law as well as at least 1 year of relevant professional experience.

Fees

15,700.00 EUR / total

Fees (Link)

The tuition fees for the career-integrated Master's course in Building Law and Building Management are dependent on the chosen course variant: - 60 credit point variant: EUR 15,700 (incl. course materials) - 90 credit point variant: EUR 19,800 (incl. course materials) In addition, there are semester contributions per semester.