Master of Science in Built Environment Regulation

at Atlantic Technological University - Galway

Modules:
 

• Introduction to Legislation for the Built Environment
• Structures (Part A, C, D, Eurocodes, and Circular Economy)
• Energy Conservation (Part L, F, J, C, D, Sustainability, and Circular Economy)
• Fire Safety (Part B Dwelling Houses)
• Services (Part E, F, G, H, J and D)
• Access and Use (Part M, B, K, DAC, Universal Design)

• 3 or 4-year Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant subject from a recognised higher education institution that is considered comparable to a 2:2 Irish Bachelor (Honours) Degree (NQF Level 8)

By completing this masters' programme, further employment opportunities will present in the much sought-after areas of specialist Building Regulation Engineers, Building Control Engineers, Quality Engineers, Local Authority Engineers, Designers, Builders, Assigned Certifiers and/or Ancillary Certifiers, the roles of each being defined in the Built Environment Regulations and Legislation, and also depending on each candidates' primary undergraduate degree qualification, their professional body membership and their practice experience in the construction industry.