Modern Methods of Construction for England

To meet the UK's 2050 net-zero goal, this cutting-edge programme focuses on sustainable construction, aligning with the booming low/zero-carbon sectors. Acquire the knowledge and skills to lead in transforming the built environment, capitalising on emerging employment opportunities.

Centered on modern construction methods, this course addresses the industry's carbon footprint. Dive into applied work to tackle technical, social, and economic challenges in the shift to zero carbon.

With a focus on design, manufacture, and installation using advanced technologies in the construction, you'll gain essential skills for a construction, civils and services industry prioritising global de-carbonisation and sustainability. Elevate yourself as a reflective professional ready to make a positive impact.

Why study HNC Modern Methods of Construction at NTU Mansfield?

• You'll study at our NTU in Mansfield University Hub, where you'll have access to fantastic buildings, and all of the tools and technology you need for studying on this course.

• The course is delivered full-time for two days per week, enabling you to fit learning around your work and other commitments. You'll also have opportunities to undertake additional placements during the year.

• This course prepares you to progress to a range of roles in the construction industry and the opportunity to continue your studies on a university degree course.

• Developed in collaboration with a range of employers, students and subject experts, this course is designed to meet the changing needs of industry.

Throughout the course, modules will cover a variety of subjects, including Principles of Alternative Energy (15 Credit Points), Construction Technology (15 Credit Points), Digital Applications for Construction Information (15 Credit Points), Tender & Procurement (15 Credit Points), The Construction Environment (15 Credit Points), Building Information Modelling (15 Credit Points), Construction Design Project (15 Credit Points) and Principles of Off-site Construction (15 Credit Points).

Assessment in the course includes diverse methods such as practical tasks, reports, presentations, portfolios, and group projects. Some modules involve online or in-person seminar contributions, with coursework often based on employer-set themes, allowing real-world application. The varied assessment methods aim to showcase achievements, enhance communication skills, and provide feedback throughout each module. Self, peer, and group assessments may be incorporated, emphasising both individual understanding and collaborative skills development.