What you will learn
Eight core modules across four semesters, plus English, maths and entrepreneurship that every ND student takes.
- Measurement of building works
- Construction technology
- Estimating and tendering
- Contract law and procedure
- Cost planning
- Project finance
- Building services measurement
- Professional practice and project
Entry
Who can apply
An ND in a related programme at lower credit or above, plus at least one year of industrial experience. O level credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics.
Check your gradesA typical week
Year one, full-time
| Day | What you do |
|---|---|
| Monday | Measurement studio |
| Tuesday | Contract law and procedure |
| Wednesday | Site visit, Lekki or Ikoyi |
| Thursday | Estimating software lab |
| Friday | Cost planning and tutorials |
Where it leads
Careers and next steps
- Quantity surveyor with a consultancy
- Cost engineer for a contractor
- Estimator for a developer
- Procurement officer
- Professional membership exams
“Measuring a real duplex from the drawings, then walking the site with the contractor and seeing what I missed, taught me more than any lecture.”
Chukwuemeka, HND1, example student
Fees
₦1,520,000
Tuition per session, example rate. Pay in full for 5 per cent off, or in two or three instalments.
Work out your totalDo I need an ND in Quantity Surveying?
An ND in Quantity Surveying, Building Technology or Architectural Technology is accepted, with a year of work.
Are there site visits?
Every Wednesday, to live sites run by example partner contractors.
Can I study evenings?
Yes, the evening group meets Monday to Thursday.
Is there help with professional exams?
Yes, final-year students get revision classes for the first professional papers, example arrangement.
Related programmes
Also in Built environment.