BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Project Management) (Top-up)
Construction & Engineering Bachelor's Degree

BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Project Management) (Top-up)

The BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Project Management – Top-up) is a one-year, 120-credit final-year degree awarded by London South Bank University, combining quantity surveying with construction management, project cost control, planning, scheduling, risk management and digital project controls.

Study Mode / Duration
1 Year
Delivery
Physical Classes

Programme Overview

Comprehensive introduction to the programme

The BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Project Management – Top-Up) develops advanced skills in Quantity Surveying, construction management, project cost control, contract practice, planning, scheduling, risk management, and digital project controls. Students gain practical experience through real-world construction scenarios, BIM, cost analysis, progress monitoring, and project planning activities.

The programme also includes an Independent Research Project, allowing students to explore a contemporary Quantity Surveying or built-environment issue. Graduates can pursue careers in Quantity Surveying, project management, commercial management, contract administration, cost consultancy, and construction planning.

London South Bank University (LSBU) is a prestigious UK public university based in central London, renowned for industry-focused education and strong graduate employability, and is the number one London modern university for graduate prospects (ranked 59th UK University, Guardian University Guide 2025; 601–800, THE World University Rankings 2026).

Programme Structure

Academic curriculum and module breakdown

  • Semester 1: Construction Management & Entrepreneurship (20 Credits) – Compulsory

  • Semester 1: Construction Contract Practice (20 Credits) – Compulsory

  • Semester 1 & 2: Independent Research in Quantity Surveying (40 Credits) – Compulsory

  • Semester 2: Project Cost Management and Appraisal (20 Credits) – Compulsory

  • Semester 2: Construction Project Planning and Control (20 Credits) – Compulsory

Entry Requirements

Academic prerequisites and admission criteria

A UK Level 5 equivalent qualification in a relevant subject area (e.g. Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND in Quantity Surveying).

What’s Next for You

Academic pathways and career progression

Quantity Surveyors • Project Coordinators • Assistant Project Managers • Planning Engineers • Project Control Professionals • Commercial Managers • Contract Administrators • Cost Consultants • other construction-management or built-environment professionals

Career pathway: HND in Quantity Surveying → BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (Project Management) (Top-up) → MSc Project Management.

Programme Resources

Additional materials and documentation

Programme Guide

Download the programme guide for detailed information about structure, requirements and academic progression.

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