Tackle today's challenges in the construction industry.

Advances in technologies, resource shortages, complicated supply chains, ageing infrastructure, and the need for sustainable, futureproof buildings and infrastructure; the 21st-century construction industry is changing fast and growing more and more complex, facing many challenges at once.

The Master's in Construction Management & Engineering prepares you to lead large-scale construction projects and to manage complex infrastructure assets across their entire lifecycle, from design to deconstruction and potential reuse.

In this Master’s, you’ll gain expertise in project management, procurement, and asset management, while also learning to design, simulate, and optimise construction processes using advanced digital tools. By the end of this programme, you can deliver economic and social value through building and maintaining collaborative networks, and you’ll be equipped to tackle today’s and tomorrow’s societal challenges in the built environment.

Follow courses at three technical universities:

The Master’s in Construction Management & Engineering is part of the 4TU.federation – a collaboration between four technical universities in the Netherlands. Thanks to this collaboration, you will be able to follow courses not only at the University of Twente, but also at the CME programme at Delft University of Technology and Eindhoven University of Technology.

This way, you can benefit from the different strengths of each university and a wide selection of courses.

After completing this Master’s, you:

• have a strong combination of both management and technical knowledge, and you can apply this knowledge in technical process management and innovations regarding construction and engineering processes;
• have solid knowledge in core areas within the field of construction management and engineering, including project and process management, technology aspects, markets and organisations, innovations and integrated design;
• understand civil engineering processes and objects by developing (digital) models to qualitatively describe/schematise them and to quantify this description in terms of mathematical relationships.
• can contribute to the functional design of complex constructions and/or design management processes in the field of construction engineering;
• can manage complex assignments effectively in the context of a multidisciplinary environment, and can act in different roles and take up responsibility as a member and/or project leader;
• are able to invent your own tools, theories and techniques for construction management and engineering if these are not readily available.