Key Facts
Qualification Summary
The range of units chosen for this Diploma will give a good overall view of the relationship between construction and the built environment, focusing on the use of
technology within the industry and leadership and management skills.
Students will be able to see the links between the two areas and understand how they work together
and how reliant they are on each other. The units will allow students to consider their options for further study and then progress onto construction, built environment or
quantity or building surveying undergraduate degrees whilst having given them a flavour of how these elements work together.
The ungraded units have been selected to
provide underpinning skills which will support academic study, but will also provide students with relevant skills to continue onto study in a range of construction degrees.
Why choose this qualification?
Within the Access to Higher Education Diploma in Contraction and the Built Environment, learners will cover a number of disciplines such as;
- Computer Aided Design
- Management
- Project Management
- Research
- Structural Mechanics in Construction
- Sustainability
- The Construction and Built Environment Sector
Following successful completion of this Diploma, learners will be able to progress to University to study a range of pathways, including building environment management, construction project management, and construction and management.
