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Salford claims world first with off-site construction MSc

29 October 2008 08:11 Comments (0)

Salford University's school of the built environment will next month launch an MSc programme that it claims is the first in the world to combine off-site construction and manufacturing disciplines.

The course, which can be completed without any UK attendance, is aimed at students intending to manage off-site construction projects. Modules cover construction processes, ICT, production technology, automation, management and design.

A launch event will take place at CUBE on Portland Street, Manchester, on Wednesday 26 November, from 6pm to 8.30pm.

  • For further details call Dr Mohammed Arif, programme leader at [email protected] or 0161 295 6829.

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