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Germany

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UK

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UK

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UK

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UK

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Graduation in an at least six-semester, at the minimum 180 credits spanning diploma, bachelor or master degree course (or equal degree) in Architecture, Civil Engineering, Real Estate Engineering and Management, Law, state examination course Law, or the like.

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18,200 EUR

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International Construction: Practice and Law

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£11,250 plus living expenses.

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An Honours Degree in an appropriate construction discipline (or a comparable relevant qualification from a UK or overseas institution).

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MCs Construction project management.

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The requirements for the diploma are an honours degree of 2.2 or above in law, construction or surveying As well as experience in the same field.

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MSc in international construction law

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£1300 to £1700

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A second class undergraduate honours degree in a relevant discipline

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construction law and practice

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undergraduate honours degree in a relevant subject (e.g. law, engineering, surveying), or other equivalent professional or academic qualifications.

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For Full time overseas fees: £19,320 per year

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construction law and dispute resolution course

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selecting the university based on the course and accreditation among other conditions