Master in Facilities Management

The range of content studied on this course will benefityour personal development, as well as your career. As facilities managers focustheir strategy on maintaining their organisation’s core business and meeting legislative requirements, your knowledge of health and safety, risk management and business continuity will put you in a strong position for jobs in this sector.

• Facilities and Contracts Manager
• Maintenance Manager
• Facilities Coordinator
• Building Manager

This course is delivered online, so you can study anywhere in the world. Facilities Management here at Leeds Beckett has an excellent reputation in the profession and our students and graduates can be found in many leading organisations, both in the UK and overseas.

The range of subjects studied on the course will benefit your personal development, as well as your career. A number of assignments are based on practical work, including related case studies that provide opportunities to address situations which have direct relevance to your workplace, which may be adapted to meet particular operational needs. You will find you approach your work with improved confidence.

Dissertation (40 Credits)

You will develop a structured dissertation on a topic of relevance to the course, enhancing your skills in analysis, reflection, application, organisation and planning.

Information & Operations Management (20 Credits)

You will develop an in-depth understanding of the scope of facilities operations management within an organisation, as well as its contribution to core business.

Commercial & Financial Management (20 Credits)

Equips you with various tools, techniques and theories to assist you in senior management roles and enables you to direct corporate olicies in property and services related areas.

Research Methods (20 Credits)

Prepares students for the preparation and presentation of academic research and equips students for the development of independent professional research.

Facilities Management Strategy & Procurement (20 Credits)

Evaluates the role of facilities in support of core business operations and develop provision by developing an awareness of the range of options and processes appropriate to their effective procurement.

Project Management (20 Credits)

Examines the role of a project manager in the co-ordination of assorted inputs of professional skills necessitated by the design and production of complex projects to satisfy client objectives.

Environment & Maintenance Management (20 Credits)

Buildings have a great impact on the environment. Students learn about controlling the internal and external building environmental effects; and strategies for the efficient use buildings.

Managing the Property Asset (20 Credits)

Evaluates strategies for corporate real estate management by considering and evaluating designs, occupation and disposal. You will learn how to undertake financial appraisals, manage space and utilise property as an asset.