University degrees

University courses that lead to careers in the building and construction industry can be found in many different faculties.

Universities in all states and territories provide degree programs in professions such as engineering, architecture and surveying. There are also dedicated courses that focus on building management and construction and other related subject areas.

The following examples of degrees are by no means the full extent of courses available. However, they do give a broad overview of the variations on offer.

• Bachelor of Building (specialising in Building Surveying, Construction Economics, Construction Management, Design and Construction, Valuation or Property Economics)
• Bachelor of Building Construction Management
• Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics
• Bachelor of Planning
• Bachelor of Engineering – Building
• Bachelor of Business (Property)
• Bachelor of Applied Science – Construction Management and Economics
• Bachelor of Technology – Building Surveying

Qualification options:
University degrees
TAFE courses
Apprenticeships

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