Mechanical & Electrical Quantity Surveying - Sligo

Study Hours

3 hours of live lectures per week. This programme involves three (5-credit) modules per semester which leads to an average of 15-18 study hours per week.



Who should apply?

This programme has been designed to provide the knowledge, skills and expertise in mechanical and electrical quantity surveying to qualified practitioners in quantity surveying and in the ‘services’ disciplines who wish to expand their knowledge-base and create work possibilities in this specialised area

Modules

Electrical Installations

Measurement

Electrical Building Services

Technology

Elective: Building Information

Modelling

Elective: Contracts and

Procurement

Mechanical Installations

Measurement

Mechanical Building Services

Technology

Elective: Construction

Economics and Finance

Elective: Business Management

and Entrepreneurship

Elective: Strategic Management

Applicants will ideally hold a Level 8 qualification in Quantity Surveying or Building Services or other cognate discipline

30

1 year part-time, online.



On-Campus Attendance

No attendance required.

The standard fee for this course is €4,500.

Career Opportunities

The programme aims to produce graduates for the services sector in the Quantity Surveying profession and in doing so will help address the current knowledge and skills deficit with respect to Mechanical and Electrical Quantity Surveying practitioners. Graduates of the programme will typically be involved with Professional Quantity Surveying practices and or Building Services designers/providers etc.



Upon successful completion of the Post-Graduate Certificate in Mechanical and Electrical Quantity Surveying students may be eligible to progress on to the Level 9 MSC in Project Management.



Further Study

As this programme has 4 modules in the MSc in Project Management, graduates will be exempt these 4 modules if they chose to progress to his master’s programme.