Program Overview

Quantity Surveying & Construction Economics

Overview

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Quantity Surveying & Construction Economics is a part-time degree program offered by Technological University Dublin. The program is designed to meet the demand for Quantity Surveying graduates in the construction industry.

Program Details

TU Code

TU837

NFQ Level

Level 8

Award Type

Major

Award

Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Duration

5 years

Course Type

Undergraduate

Mode of Study

Part Time

Method of Delivery

On-Campus

Commencement Date

September 2025

Location

Bolton Street

Fees

€3,325 per year

SUSI Funding

Available

What is Quantity Surveying & Construction Economics?

Quantity Surveying is a discipline based on the application of economics and financial evaluation techniques to land and buildings. The skills require a broad knowledge of a wide range of subjects together with a fundamental understanding of the economic, physical and legal framework within which buildings are used and how the construction market operates.

Professional Accreditation

The course is fully accredited by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland.

Minimum Entry Requirements

• Irish Leaving Certificate with passes in six subjects, with a minimum of 2 at H5 to include Mathematics (O6/H7) and either Irish or English (O6/H7)
• Applicants in possession of a FETAC level 5 qualification in a related construction or engineering discipline
• A mature student who is 23 years of age or older on the 1st January in the calendar year of proposed entry to an undergraduate course

Advanced Entry

Advanced applications to latter years of the course will be considered for those applicants who already possess experience in the industry and/or possess a construction related undergraduate qualifications. Consideration for the particular year of entry will depend on the level of the course qualification attained by the applicant.

Module Listing

Year One

• Construction Studies 1
• ECONOMICS 1A
• Financial Management 1
• Information Technology 1
• Professional Development/Integrated Project
• Quantification & Costing 1

Year Two

• Introduction to BIM
• Quantification & Costing 1
• Construction Studies 1
• ECONOMICS 1B (ECONOMICS FOR PROPERTY AND CONSTRUCTION)
• Law 1
• Surveying Technology

Year Three

• Quantification & Costing 2
• Construction Studies 2
• Procurement and Tendering
• Construction Economics 2
• Financial Management 2
• Construction Management

Year Four

• Quantification & Costing 2
• Construction Studies 2
• Programming and Planning
• Contract Practice
• Construction Economics 3
• Construction Law 3

Year Five

• Quantification and Costing 4 – Civils
• Commercial Management
• Development Project
• Dissertation or Company Project

Schedule

1 day per week - On campus

Advanced Entry Requirements

To qualify for Advanced Entry applicants must be currently studying, completing, or have successfully completed, studies at Level 6, 7 or 8 in a Higher Education Institution (HEI) or an equivalent, in a related area. You must demonstrate by providing transcripts of results that you have achieved the learning outcomes for each stage you wish to advance past.