MSc Construction Project Management

MSc Construction Project Management at Far-Western University is a two-year, four-semester technical postgraduate program focused on advanced construction planning, project control, and professional project leadership.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Construction Project Management offered by Far-Western University is designed to produce highly skilled professionals capable of managing complex construction projects and conducting independent research. The program emphasizes advanced construction management techniques, analytical decision-making, project planning, cost control, risk management, and professional practice. Structured for full-time study over four semesters with a maximum completion period of four years, the program integrates coursework, seminars, workshops, and research. Graduates are prepared for senior project management roles and higher academic pursuits.

Curricular Structure

Key Features

• Specialized MSc degree in Construction Project Management
• Four-semester structure with extended completion window
• Strong focus on professional practice and applied research
• Limited intake ensuring intensive academic supervision
• Multiple admission categories: Regular, Full-Pay, Sponsored
• Scholarship provisions for merit, women, and staff quota
• Offered by the School of Engineering, Far-Western University

Admission Process

• Publication of entrance notice by Far-Western University
• Submission of application (online or physical)
• Payment of application processing fee (NPR 3,000)
• Appearance in competitive entrance examination
• Preparation of merit list based on entrance scores
• Allocation of seats by category (Regular / Full-Pay / Sponsored)
• Admission confirmation within designated timeline

Eligibility

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Civil & Rural Engineering, Hydropower Engineering, Agriculture Engineering, or Architecture
• Minimum 45% marks or CGPA 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) at undergraduate level
• Recognized academic institution

Fee Structure

Job Prospects

• Construction Project Manager
• Project Planning Engineer
• Site Manager
• Cost Engineer / Quantity Surveyor
• Contract and Procurement Manager
• Infrastructure Project Consultant
• Government Engineering Officer
• NGO / INGO Infrastructure Project Specialist
• Researcher / Academic (with further qualifications)
• Eligibility for PhD and advanced research programs