The BSc in Construction Economics at Nelson Mandela University is a three-year degree that trains students in the financial and economic management of construction projects and the built environment. Students study cost estimation, quantity surveying, project management, construction law, and procurement — all within the South African regulatory framework including CIDB grading requirements. South Africa's ongoing infrastructure investment programmes, housing delivery targets, and public–private partnership projects create strong demand for skilled construction economists and quantity surveyors.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: 50%
Mathematics: 55%
APS: 370
