Credit Points 20

Coordinator Keivan Bamdad Masouleh Opens in new window

Description In this subject, students will engage in project-based learning related to Construction Procurement to gain practical skills in managing complex and dynamic construction industry procurement practices. Students will select a project with an agreed industry partner on any of the following suggested topics: new procurement systems, commercial and business management implementations, ethics and trust-based relationships, risk management, sustainable and lean construction. This subject contributes towards the skills required for a work-ready graduate and allows the student to plan, undertake and report on a specific aspect of practice in the context of work.

School Eng, Design & Built Env

Discipline Building Construction Management

Student Contribution Band HECS Band 2 20cp

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Level Undergraduate Level 4 subject

Restrictions

Students must be enrolled in 3782 Bachelor of Construction Management Advanced (Honours) AND have applied and selected by a partner organisation before enrolling in this subject.

Learning Outcomes

1. Manage various aspects of a project related to Construction Procurement, including planning and implementation, to produce agreed deliverables that align with feedback
2. Conduct research on the theoretical basis of the selected construction procurement project demonstrating ethical, digital and information literacy
3. Reflect on the learning and professional development achievements related to the selected construction procurement project
4. Apply communication and collaboration skills through the selected construction procurement project and the workplace
5. Examine ethics and risk management processes for appropriate decision making within construction procurement context
6. Adapt to change, uncertainty and challenges with innovative and justifiable solutions for the industry

Subject Content

Students will learn any of the following construction procurement practices along with relevant theoretical knowledge through research: 

• new construction procurement systems, 
• construction business and commercial management, 
• ethics and trust-based relationships in construction, 
• risk management in construction procurement, 
• innovations and future constructions, 
• lean construction 

Work integrated learning

In the WIL subjects in the 3782 course, each student has an academic supervisor and an industry supervisor to undertake a negotiated WIL activity that aligns with the given WIL theme within a workplace. Students will be recruited by agreed industry partners to their organisation through a selection process after their first year to undertake these WIL units with an agreement to co-design and co-deliver the units with quality assurance in place.

Special Requirements

Essential equipment

Students are required to meet the WHS requirements of the worksite