Construction Engineering Masters

The Construction Engineering Masters (CEM) programme is a Master of Studies (MSt) which aims to transform the construction sector by empowering agents of change to meet the future challenges of society. This multidisciplinary leadership programme offers professionals a unique opportunity to explore the future of the industry alongside leading government, industry and academic experts, and a network of high-flying, like-minded peers. The CEM is run by the Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology in the University of Cambridge*, Department of Engineering, in partnership with Cambridge Judge Business School and academics from other departments and Universities. It was launched in 2011 with industry partner Laing O’Rourke to fulfil a shared vision of transforming the construction industry through innovation, education and technology. The two-year part-time programme is designed for candidates with at least five years' professional experience in a construction or infrastructure-related field, who have either attained, or been identified for, leadership roles in their organisations. The programme encourages students to challenge current practice and apply academic rigour to their existing sector expertise, thus uncovering innovative models for improving the performance, efficiency and sustainability of the construction industry. *https://www.linkedin.com/company/laing-o-rourke-centre-for-construction-engineering-and-technology/