Curtin University

Course Overview

Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) (Honours) at Curtin University Malaysia is a 4-year full-time undergraduate degree designed to prepare students for professional careers in the building, construction, and built environment sectors. The programme focuses on two key disciplines — construction management and quantity surveying — giving students a comprehensive understanding of construction technology, project planning and management, cost estimating and control, contract administration, building law, and modern construction practices. The curriculum also incorporates digitalisation, sustainability, and Building Information Modelling (BIM) to ensure graduates are equipped with industry-relevant skills for the evolving demands of the construction industry. Students gain practical exposure through supervised construction site visits, international study trip opportunities, and a required work experience component of 80 continuous working days (640 hours) prior to graduation.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for admission into the Bachelor's degree, applicants must typically meet one of the following criteria: STPM: Minimum Grade C in 3 subjects Matriculation: Minimum CGPA 2.5 Foundation (Art/Science) or equivalent: Minimum CGPA 2.5 GCE A-Level: Grade D in 3 subjects including Mathematics UEC: Grade B in 5 subjects including credits in Mathematics and Bahasa Melayu or English HKDSE: Minimum 15 points IB: Minimum score 24 Ontario Grade 12: Best of 6 subjects – minimum score 60 ATAR/WACE/SACE/VCE: Minimum 70 International qualifications: Equivalent percentages from recognised systems (e.g., CBSE 60%, HSC 65%, Pakistan 75%, Sri Lanka 5) Curtin University Malaysia Applicants must also have a credit in Mathematics and a credit in Bahasa Melayu or English at SPM level (or equivalent). International applicants must demonstrate equivalent proficiency in Mathematics.

Exam Required

No

Mode Of Instruction

English

Scholarship Info

Yes