About this Course

Built environment refers to the manmade surroundings that provide the setting for human activity, from the largest-scale civic surroundings to the smallest personal place. In architecture and Environmental Psychology environmental psychology, the phrase is a useful acknowledgement that a small fraction of buildings constructed annually, even in the industrialized world, are designed by architects, and that users of the built environment encounter issues that cross the traditional professional boundaries between urban planners, traffic engineering (transportation) |traffic engineers, zoning authorities, architects, interior designers, industrial designers, etc. (source: Wikipedia)

The common factor for all roles in the built environment includes an ability to provide creative solutions to challenging design and construction problems, and to communicate effectively with clients and colleagues alike. In effect those working in the industry are Designers, Managers and Problem Solvers. The programmes of study offered by the Department have been designed to keep pace with a changing and evolving construction industry and to meet the demands placed upon today’s building professional.

Educational courses span diversely for Professions involved in the planning, design, construction, development and maintenance of our environment and infrastructure. The School has selected designed her Diploma and Advanced Diplomas so that graduates form these diplomas could expand their careers in the wide field of Built Environment and thus better opportunities in this ever challenging job market.

*Further Studies : Proceed to Advance Diploma

Diploma In Built Environment 12 modules (lecture) with Exam:

• IT and Computer Application
  
• Mathematics for Built Environment
  
• Construction Studies and Design 1
  
• Introduction to Global Environment
  
• Statistics for Science and Engineering
  
• Building Science
  
• Principles of Surveying
  
• Principles of Structure
  
• Integrate Project 1
  
• Engineering Materials
  
• Built Environment Economics
  
• Construction Studies and Design 2
  

Assessment Assignment 30% + Written Examination 70%

Entry Requirements : 

• ITE, GCE ‘N’, ‘O’ and ‘A’ levels or Poly Diploma from other fields.

• Professional Certificate from any recognized institutions.

  
  

• Matured students, who have obtained other qualification, will be 

  considered on an individual basis.

  
  

Duration 

Full Time : 12 mths

Part Time : 12 mths

Mode

Full Time : Monday – Friday (3 hrs per day)

Part Time : Twice a week (3 hrs per day)

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