Future Skills is an NZQA Category 1 accredited provider in Auckland, New Zealand focused on industry-relevant applied programmes. It aims to build work-ready graduates by blending practical and theoretical learning in sectors such as construction, IT, business and healthcare.

 

The Bachelor of Construction is part of the Construction and Building Surveying cluster of programmes designed to develop skills for the rapidly growing building and construction industry.

 

Why Study the Bachelor of Construction?

This degree prepares you for professional roles such as:

• Construction Estimator

• Construction Project Manager

• Contract Administrator

• Junior Quantity Surveyor

• Construction Consultant

 

Programme Structure & Subjects

The Bachelor of Construction covers key areas such as:

Core Topics (Examples)

• Construction Costing & Estimating — measure and estimate construction costs, prepare cost plans.

• Construction Law & Contract Administration — understand legal frameworks and contract processes.

• Project Management — planning, scheduling, budgeting and risk management.

• Financial Feasibility & Cost Planning — feasibility studies, budgets, lifecycle costs.

• Treaty of Waitangi & Land Use — incorporating m?tauranga M?ori and consultation in construction decisions.

 

Disciplines / Specialisations

The programme focuses on the construction and quantity surveying discipline, blending:

• Project management
• Contract and financial management
• Construction law and regulation
• Estimating and cost planning
• Business and sustainability skills

 

Highlights

• Hands-on, project-based learning with real industry practice.
• Industry-experienced teaching staff bring workplace insights.
• Learn to prepare budgets, cost plans and manage contracts — skills employers value.
• Formal recognition by NZ employers and professional bodies (e.g., NZIOB/NZIQS pathways).
• Pathways to postgraduate study (e.g., Graduate Diploma or Master’s in construction project management or law).

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates are prepared for careers such as:

• Construction Estimator
• Quantity Surveyor (Junior)
• Contract Manager / Administrator
• Construction Project Manager
• Construction Consultant
• Cost Planner / Analyst

 

Visa Requirements

International students must apply for a New Zealand Student Visa to study on campus. Requirements typically include:

• Offer of place & confirmation letter
• Proof of funds for tuition and living costs
• Health/medical insurance
• English proficiency evidence
• Valid passport and supporting documents