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Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management

Course Code BDCM26

Duration
  • Part Time
  • 6 Years
  • Full Time
  • 3 years
Delivery
  • On Campus
Intakes
Campus
  • Chadstone

This course is not available for International Students

Overview

The Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management at Holmesglen prepares you for leadership roles in the evolving construction and built environment sector. This demanding yet rewarding degree combines digital construction technologies, Industry 4.0 principles and hands-on learning. You'll work on real industry projects, use immersive simulations, and collaborate across disciplines to build strong digital, technical and problem-solving skills. Graduates are job-ready and equipped to manage modern construction projects in a digital world.

Career Opportunities

  • BIM coordinator / BIM manager
  • Construction technologist
  • Prefabrication and modular construction specialist
  • Project manager (with BIM expertise)
  • Construction compliance or safety manager
  • Sustainability and green building specialist

Pathway to further studies

  • Graduates of Holmesglen’s Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management may apply to study a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master degree at a range of universities, or an industry body development course.

Studying the Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management at Holmesglen

Studying at Holmesglen offers a future-focused, industry-aligned learning experience. Students develop strong foundations in digital technologies, problem solving and knowledge management through hands-on learning, immersive simulations and game-based activities. As studies progress, learning becomes increasingly applied, with opportunities to work on real-world industry projects, collaborate across disciplines, and engage with industry experts through site visits, guest lectures and masterclasses. With guidance from experienced and supportive teachers, students build the digital, technical and professional skills employers value, graduating confident and well prepared for modern construction and built environment workplaces.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for this course, students must be at least 17 years of age.<p><strong>Entry requirements – Domestic students with prior higher education study</strong><p>Applicants must demonstrate satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and complete a literacy and numeracy assessment prior to commencement. The full academic record will be considered, and full or partial completion of a Bachelor degree may meet academic prerequisites. Applicants must attend an interview, provide certified copies of qualifications, and may be considered for advanced standing on a case-by-case basis.<p><strong>Entry requirements – Domestic students with prior VET study</strong><p>Completion of an Australian Diploma or Advanced Diploma (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline will be considered. Applicants must meet literacy and numeracy requirements, complete an assessment prior to commencement, attend an interview, provide certified copies of qualifications, and may be assessed for advanced standing on a case-by-case basis.<p><strong>Entry requirements – Domestic students with work and life experience</strong><p>Applicants must meet literacy and numeracy requirements and complete a pre-course assessment. Applicants who left secondary school more than two years ago may be considered based on professional experience, community involvement or non-formal tertiary preparation programs. An interview, certified documentation, and case-by-case assessment for advanced standing are required.<p><strong>Entry requirements – Domestic recent secondary students</strong><p>Applicants must meet literacy and numeracy requirements, complete a pre-course assessment, and have successfully completed Year 12 (VCE or equivalent). An interview and certified copies of qualifications are required.

Advanced standing

You may be able to reduce the number of units to be studied in your chosen course by measuring skills acquired through work, life experiences or qualifications obtained from formal studies or training. Read more about gaining advanced standing and credits.

Course Structure

Timetable

The course consists of 23 core subjects (144 credit points). As a full time student, in year 1 and 2 you will be enrolled in 8 subjects per year, and in year 3 in 7 subjects.
Unit code Unit name Credit points
BDCM101 Introduction to Design and Construction in the Digital Age 6
BDCM102 Fundamentals of Structures 6
BHE101 Academic and Professional Communications 6
BDCM103 Fundamentals of Building Information Modelling 6
BDCM104 Construction Materials and Sustainability 6
BDCM105 Construction Technology Foundations 6
BDCM106 Quality Control and Safety in Construction 6
BDCM107 Legal and Regulatory Frameworks in Construction 6
Unit code Unit name Credit points
BDCM201 Integrated Building Systems 6
BDCM202 DfMA and Prefabrication Techniques 6
BDCM203 Contract Management 6
BDCM204 Lifecycle Assessment and the Circular Economy 6
BDCM205 BIM Management and Processes 6
BDCM206 Optimised Production and Assembly in Construction 6
BDCM207 Emerging Trends in Construction Management 6
BDCM208 Construction Economics and Quantity Surveying 6
Unit code Unit name Credit points
BDCM301 Integrated Project Delivery 6
BDCM302 Stakeholder Engagement and Customer Centric Building Projects 6
BDCM303 Supply Chain Optimisation and Smart Logistics 6
BDCM304 Construction Innovation and Change Management 6
BDCM306 Innovative Business Models in Construction 6
BDCM305 Smart Contracts in Construction 6
BDCM307 Integrated Digital Construction Management Project 12

Assessment

Assessments are designed to provide learners with opportunities to demonstrate they have attained the required skills and knowledge using a range of practically based activities and tasks, as required by recognised standards.<p>For details of credit points, learning outcomes, weekly contact hours, assessments, pre-requisites and co-requisites, <a href="https://www.holmesglen.edu.au/content/dam/holmesglen/pdf/higher-education/curriculum-map/BDCM26-Course-curriculum-map.pdf">download the Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management subjects summary (PDF-248kb)</a>.

How to apply

Direct

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Recruitment

Holmesglen may engage third parties to recruit students on behalf of the institute. Third party recruiters receive a commission and this will not impact on your fees.

Find out more about your rights and obligations as a student and the services we provide at Holmesglen.

Outcomes

Qualification and Recognition

On completion, you will be awarded the Bachelor of Digital Construction and Management, degree recognised nationally and internationally.

Industry Connections

Fees

Tuition fees GST exempt Cost
Full Fee $21,430 Per Year
Mandatory Non-Tuition Fees Cost

Higher Education Loans Program (HELP) is available to eligible students to pay for tuition fees for this course. <a href="https://holmesglen.edu.au/study-with-us/scholarships-and-financial-aid/higher-education-loans" title="Loans for higher education">Read more about HELP</a>. <a href="https://holmesglen.edu.au/current-students/course-resources/fees-and-payments/how-to-pay-for-your-course.html" title="How to pay for your course">Find out more about paying for your course</a>. Mandatory materials and activities fees, and additional course costs are not covered by HELP Loans.

 

All fees are indicative only. Holmesglen reviews its tuition fees and charges annually. You will be required to pay the current fee that applies from the beginning of the next study period.

Additional Course Cost

The indicative additional course costs for this course are $1200. <br>This is for items including, but not limited to: <br>• Prescribed textbooks & digital applications across the duration of the course

Tuition Assurance Requirements

Under the Higher Education Support Act 2003, Holmesglen Institute must meet tuition assurance requirements for persons, other than overseas students, who are enrolled in the higher education courses we offer in the event we cease to provide a course of study in which a student is enrolled.

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