Digital Innovation Built Asset Management MSc

at University College London

Modules

As a full time student you will start the first term by looking at Building Information Modelling and Data Analysis as part of the asset management process. You will also look at how Space and Services Management fit into the overall facility and asset management systems. In term 2 you will examine some of the wider principles of asset and facility management as well as looking at how professionals operate in the digital world of collaborative practice. Whilst we recommend project and business management modules, your optional module choices from across the Faculty of the Built Environment will enable you to focus on particular aspects of practice that you find of interest. Your dissertation is the opportunity to explore an area of interest with a personal tutor in great depth to uncover new information through the research process.
 

Compulsory modules

•  MSc Dissertation
•  Principles of Building Information Modelling
•  Introduction to Facility and Asset Management
   

A minimum of a second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university, or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

Overseas tuition fees

£32,100
 

The programme is forward-thinking, meaning the techniques learned will be relevant not just today or tomorrow, but for the infrastructure owners and operators, companies engaged in strategic and operational facilities and asset management, design consultants and academic researchers shaping our digital future.