Bachelor of Construction

The Bachelor of Construction is a new programme that will be offered from 2026, subject to regulatory approval.

The construction industry plays a crucial role in creating and managing our infrastructure—everything from houses and schools to hospitals and transport systems.

Construction professionals tackle big questions facing society—How can we provide high-quality housing for everybody? How can we build infrastructure in a safer and more sustainable way? How can we adapt to climate change?

If you want to gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills that prepare you for a rewarding career in the construction sector, the Bachelor of Construction is for you.

For this degree, you’ll need to:

Complete 360 points, including:

At least 180 points from courses above 100-level, of which at least 120 points are from courses in the Bachelor of Construction (BConst), Bachelor of Building Science (BBSc), or Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS)

At least 75 points from 300-level courses in the BConst or BBSc

At 100-level:

CONM 111

CONM 122

SARC 121

SARC 131

At 200-level:

BILD 222

CONM 211

SARC 221

At 300-level:

SARC 321

SARC 362

And satisfy the requirements for at least one major subject (see below)