BTEC (HND) IN CONSTRUCTION (QUANTITY SURVEYING)

HND is a programme from Business & Technology Education Council (BTEC), UK. With this HND, students can join Year 2 or Year 3 of many universities in UK. It is also accepted in the USA and Australia.

Quantity Surveying is important in construction industry. Quantity surveyors provide construction cost estimating and forecasting, contract advice, and financial management of the construction project from inception to completion.     

Upon completion of this programme, students can further their Bachelor Degree studies in Quantity Surveying or other construction related programmes in UK, USA, and Australia.

Quantity Surveying students will learn a combination of technical, economic, legal and managerial skills. Graduates will have the opportunity to work for developers, consultant firms, and contractor firms.
COURSE SUMMARY
Awards Edexcel BTEC High National Diploma (HND) in Construction (Quantity Surveying)
Study Mode 2 years 4 months (7 semesters)
Entry Requirement SEGi Foundation / STPM (Min 1Principal pass) / A-Level (Min 1C) Polytechnic Certifiacte (Min. CGPA 2.0) / or equivalent
Fees
Application & Misc. Tuition+Exam

External Fee*

 Grand Total
RM2600 RM28625 £172 RM31225+£172
* Registration Fee for BTEC, UK. The fee is subjected to change every year. Fee payable to Edexcel   International at the point of registration
 
SUBJECTS
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
- Design Principles & Application
- Science and Materials
- Analytical Methods
- Computer Applications
- Communication and Case Studies
- Bahasa Kebangsaan
- Malaysian Studies
- Measurement A
- IT Applications - Computer Aided
  Design
- Technology A
- Building Services Engineering
  Technology
 - Measurement B
- Construction Economics
- Specification and Contract
  Document
- Technology B
- IT Applications –Surveying
  and Measuring
- Pendidikan Islam / Moral
  Studies
- Tendering & Estimating
- Site Survey Procedures
- Management Principles and
  Application
- Contractual Procedures 		- Production Management
- Law and Contract
- Health, Safety and Welfare
- Group Project
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