BSc(Hons) (Housing, Building and Planning) (Quantity Surveying)
USM Offshore Programme

JPT (A) 1000/021/015/01 Jld. 10 (9)

Quantity Surveyor is a key person to estimate and control costs for large construction projects. They are responsible in ensuring the structures meet the legal and quality standards.
This programme offers students with fundamental and specialised knowledge of quantity surveying from costing, law, procurements, construction technology and sustainability which in return helps to shape a critical-thinking and creative Quantity Surveyor.

BSc (Hons) (Housing, Building and Planning) (Quantity Surveying)

This programme offers students with fundamental and specialised knowledge of quantity surveying from costing, law, procurements, construction technology and sustainability which in return helps to shape a critical-thinking and creative Quantity Surveyor.
With their excellent analytical, arithmetical and IT skills earned, the students are developed to be an innovative individual and team player with problem solving and transferable skills necessary to succeed in this ever-changing field.

  • Construction

    Quantity surveyors are responsible for managing all aspects of the contractual and financial side of construction projects. They help to ensure that the construction project is completed within its projected budget.

  • Developer

    A QS is often called in at the feasibility stage to advise the developer or his lenders on the likely construction cost of the project and the most economical way of achieving project requirements.

  • Arbitration

    A system of dispute resolution selected by the world’s leading international companies By inserting an arbitration clause into their agreements with trading partners, they opt to have disputes decided by ‘arbitral tribunals’ rather than litigating them in national courts.

  • Financial Institution

    All developers and some extent owner builders, that require finance for their proposed developments come across the same conundrum: the finance institution requires an approved qualified quantity surveyor to carry out a ‘due diligence’ test on the costs associated with the project and the ‘parties’ involved in the delivery of the project.

  • Consultancy

    Also known as cost consultants, quantity surveyors ensure building projects remain within budget. They provide cost and material estimates, draw up projected budgets, and work alongside a team, noting any design changes and their effect on cost. Quantity surveyors often liaise with builders, architects, engineers, and other contractors.

  • Oil & Gas

    Inspection services are hired all the time to verify both the quantity and quality of oil shipments. It is a routine practice. To put things in perspective, a 1% “error” on a VLCC cargo of crude oil is worth over $1 million. The task is too important to rely on a service that is unproven.

Study Duration:

3 years including 3 months of Industrial Training

**Modules are subjected to change without prior notice.
Terms & Conditions apply

 

 

Yearly Intake

October