Master of Science in Construction Management (Building Information Modelling)

Tuition is 41,415 MYR per year.

Studying Building Information Modelling is an essential part of the curriculum, with modules like BIM Theory and Practice.

The Master of Science in Construction Management is aimed at professionals who want to leverage emerging technologies to gain a competitive edge in the construction industry. Students can choose to study full-time or part-time, and the programme emphasizes 100% coursework with no examinations. The curriculum includes modules like BIM Theory and Practice, Advanced Construction Project Management, and Strategic Management for Construction Management, providing a comprehensive understanding of both traditional and digital construction management practices. Students also complete a practical Integrated Simulation Project. The programme is designed to align with the latest industry practices and meets the requirements of professional bodies, giving students a competitive edge in the job market.

INTI International University in Malaysia combines career-focused education with global connections and a long history of graduate success. Established in 1986 and part of a large international university network, INTI offers programs designed to prepare students for contemporary workplaces through modern curriculum and teaching practices. The university emphasizes employability, practical learning and international exposure, making it attractive to students looking for a pathway from study to professional life in Asia and beyond.

INTI operates multiple campuses equipped with contemporary learning facilities, recreational spaces and residential options that create a supportive campus environment. Collaboration with partner institutions and industry provides students with access to international curricula, exchange opportunities and practical projects. Scholarships, merit awards and sports excellence programs help make study more affordable and reward achievement, while campus services assist with accommodations and student wellbeing.

Academic delivery blends classroom learning with experiential components such as internships, industry projects and hybrid teaching methods that reflect current market expectations. Career services and employer links support students through placement and recruitment, and the university’s global network expands opportunities for cross-border study and professional connections. Prospective international students should review program accreditation and available scholarships to choose the pathway that best matches their career goals.