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BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying

Course details
  • 2 Study options
  • Undergraduate
Course location
University of Greater Manchester Main Site, Bolton

Course summary

With access to industry-standard facilities, advanced surveying technology and potential placements with leading construction firms, developers and consultancies, our BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying degree equips you with the practical skills and professional knowledge to manage costs, contracts and resources at every stage of construction projects. Taught by experienced professionals, it’s ideal for those seeking a dynamic career shaping the built environment.

Shape the future of construction with a career in Quantity Surveying
A career in quantity surveying puts you at the heart of the construction industry, combining technical expertise, financial insight, and project management to deliver successful building projects. At the University of Greater Manchester, our BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying degree equips you with the knowledge, skills, and experience to manage costs, contracts, and risks at the highest professional standards—all while studying in a supportive, student-focused, multicultural environment.

Learn by doing
On this course, you’ll focus on the core themes of construction, cost management, and project analysis. You’ll develop practical skills using digital surveying tools and cost estimation software such as CostX, while gaining a strong understanding of the processes and principles behind modern construction projects. Throughout your studies, you’ll have opportunities to attend guest lectures, take part in site visits to live projects and engage in extra-curricular activities such as the CIOB Student Challenge, enhancing your experience and broadening your insight into the profession.

Build your knowledge
You’ll study core construction and engineering subjects such as building materials, construction technology, law, and project management, alongside quantity surveying-specific topics like procurement, contract law, construction economics, and financial management. This blend of theory and practical application gives you a solid foundation for a successful career in the built environment.

Experience industry insights
Through guest lectures, masterclasses, and site visits, you’ll gain insider knowledge from leading professionals, construction firms, and contractors. You will also have access to the School of Engineering and Built Environment’s advanced facilities and laboratories alongside practical experience, from site measurement to project documentation.

Your career starts here
Employability is embedded throughout the course. We’ll support you in securing placements, internships, and professional training with our industry partners, while helping you develop lifelong learning skills to take ownership of your career growth. Graduates go on to work in a range of roles in construction, consultancy, and property development, or progress to chartered status.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
H250
Institution code:
B44

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