Facilities Management (Bsc)

The modern Facilities Manager needs proficiency in a number of specialist skills in order to generate a positive impact on organisations. This involves a coordinated approach to maintaining, improving and adapting an organisation’s built assets so as to create a working environment which is supportive to the primary function of that organisation.

The facilities management profession is undergoing consistent and rapid growth worldwide; meeting the challenging demands of modern organisations through innovation Bsc in Facilities Management develops competencies and skills to enable its graduates to manage facilities effectively for a changing business world.

Graduates from the course will gain the skills necessary to fully realise the potential of facilities management, the abilities to plan effectively in a changing economic climate, and the aptitude to move forward in terms of sustainability, energy management and a low carbon future.

This course allows students to graduate with the necessary skills to become competent, intuitive and resourceful professionals and to become the highly qualified Facilities Managers of the future.

A Facilities Manager is able to:

• Work collaboratively within a team of professionals to bring timely advice regarding operational and strategic building issues.

• Operate within a diverse range of people and resources in a fast paced environment.

• Understand the legal and policy framework that built assets are governed by.

• Respond to new the changing needs of clients and the buildings they require.

• React to the environmental issues facing the construction/ building operation sectors.