in partnership with:

Postgraduate Diploma/Masters in

International
Construction Law
by distance learning

Course Director

Key Contributors
Jane Davies Evans
Barrister, FCA, FCIArb, FDBF
CROWN OFFICE CHAMBERS

Dr Jim Mason
Solicitor and Course Director
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF
ENGLAND

Accredited by:

Thomas Appleby
Solicitor and Senior Lecturer
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND
Peter Chapman
Barrister, Arbitrator, Adjudicator
SOMERSBY HOUSE CHAMBERS

Dr Jan-Bertram Hillig
Solicitor in England and Germany
BOERGERS LAW FIRM, Berlin
Dr David Aldridge
Engineer and Expert in Delay Analysis /
Project Management, and Executive Director
ACUTUS

Course Content
Module 1 Introduction to Law and
Construction Technology
Module 2 Construction Contract Law

Module 6 Construction Procurement

Module 7 Advanced Construction Law

Module 3 Real Estate Law

Module 4 International Dispute Resolution

The course starts on 21st September 2015 and

extends over nine months with the option
of continuing to a Masters for successful
Postgraduate Diploma students

Module 5 Environmental and Sustainability Law

Module 8 Consolidating Theory and Practice

Course enquiry hotline +44 (0)20 7017 6691

Email: uwe@informa.com
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Postgraduate Diploma/Masters in

International
Construction Law
Dear Applicant,
Welcome to the postgraduate course in International Construction Law by online
distance learning. This distance learning course builds on the teaching and
research interests of members of the Faculty of Environment and Technology. It
is designed to meet the needs of both lawyers and non-legal professionals
and for all those with an interest in international construction law. The course
focuses on the main forms of construction contract including JCT, NEC and FIDIC
standard forms.
This is a unique distance learning course aimed at a high level which will allow
you to develop specialist knowledge in particular areas of construction law
relevant to your employment or your business. Although the course involves the
academic study of construction law, it also features a very important practical
dimension as evidenced by case studies in a number of the modules, and
we are delighted to include input in the course from a number of high profile
construction law practitioners. It is therefore suitable for practising lawyers in
the built environment generally. The course will also be suitable for construction
industry professionals, and for those who are responsible for representing the
interests of the various stakeholders in the industry.

Who will benefit from studying this

course?
Legal professionals:

I am confident that this course will equip you with a level of knowledge and skills
that will ultimately benefit you and your employer. I look forward to receiving
your application.

Arbitrators
Barristers
General counsel
In-house legal advisers
Lawyers in private practice
Solicitors

Construction professionals:
Architects
Building surveyors
Business development professionals
Commercial directors
Construction professionals

Contracts managers

Engineers
Planning managers
Procurement and purchasing officers
Project managers
Quantity surveyors

Risk managers

Professor Paul Olomolaiye

Pro Vice-Chancellor and
Executive Dean of the Faculty of Environment and Technology
University of the West of England, Bristol

2014 Construction Law students organisations represented:

Royal Boskalis
Westminster
RWE
S.C. Hall Associates
SJ Berwin
Se-Austria
Thirty Nine Essex
Street
Pinsent Masons
Salalah Port Services
A&L Goodbody
Addleshaw Goddard
Al-Elm Information
Security
Blake Lapthorn
Dar Al Handasah
Nestor Nestor
Diculescu Kingston
NSCC International
Parsons International
Fichtner
Folcra Beach Industrial
Fusion for Energy
Holst Advokater
Iberdrola Ingenieria y
Construccion
Inprocon

Jacobsson
Construction and
Management
Keating Chambers
Advokatfirman
Lindahl
Construction
Management Guide
Keystone Law
Landsvirkjun
Corbett & Co
International
EFLA Consulting
Engineers
ERIANGO Group
Liberty Chambers
Mattos Filho Veiga
Filho Marrey
Castren & Snellman
Attorneys
Chiyoda Corporation
Cleaver Fulton Rankin
Construction Lawyers
WTE Wassertechnik
Yara Belgium

McCullough
Robertson
MDA Consulting
Msheireb Properties
Pinheiro Guimaraes
Advogados
Sarawak Energy
Cliffe Dekker
Hofmeyer
EDF
Sewerage Board of
Limassol Amathus
SGI Studio Galli
Ingegneria
SK Engineering &
Construction
Squire Sanders (UK)
Statnett
The Municipality of
Abu Dhabi City
University of South
Wales
Van Oord Dredging &
Marine
Voith Hydro

Accredited by:

Both the Postgraduate Diploma and the MSc in International

Construction Law are fully accredited with the RICS to provide
acceptance on the Assessment of Professional Practice and
qualification as a Chartered Quantity Surveyor. They are both
also accredited as meeting all the requirements of the Chartered
Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors. This is an important quality
assurance standard which the course has met and signifies the
career opportunities available to successful graduates.

2014 Construction Law students

countries represented:
Spain United Kingdom Oman
Belgium Sweden Botswana Finland
Australia Cyprus Brazil Denmark
Germany Ireland Hong Kong China
Iceland Malaysia Netherlands Austria
Papua New Guinea Qatar Romania
Saudi Arabia South Africa Italy
Japan UAE South Korea Norway

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The Course
Syllabus
Module One:
Introduction to Law and
Construction Technology
1) Law
A grounding in the background law needed to fully
appreciate the legal landscape in which construction
law operates. This involves a consideration of:
Common Law Jurisdictions
Civil Law Jurisdictions
The English Legal System
The Law of Contract
The Law of Tort
Professional Negligence
The Law of Property
2) Construction Terminology/Technology
A general understanding of how projects are
built. Construction lawyers can often find
themselves baffled by the terminology and
technology involved in construction.
Building Purpose and Performance
Construction Variables
The Resource Base
Defining Conditions
The Analysis of Physical Behaviour
Manufacture and Assembly
Sustainability

Module Two:
Construction Contract Law
Unit 1 Introduction
Historical Background, International Context and
General Principles
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties
Procurement and Contract Choice - What Does the
Client Want?
Unit 2 Contracts: Risk
Standard Forms of Contracts Compared and
Contrasted: JCT, NEC, FIDIC
Risk Allocation and Legal Risk Management
The Case for Amendments
Unit 3 Construction Contracts 1
Design Responsibility
Collateral Warranties and Novation of Professionals
Obligations Under Tort
Periods of Limitation
Unit 4 Construction Contracts 2
Recent Developments in Standard Form
Contracting
Partnering Type Initiatives
Global Patterns of Contract Use

Module Three:
Real Estate Law
Unit 5 Introduction
The Importance of Real Estate Law
Sources of Real Estate Law
Property Law in Context
Unit 6 Property Law and Contracts
The Relevance of Contract Law
Examples of Property Contracts
International Practice around Property Contracts
Unit 7 Leases
Leases and Landlord and Tenant Obligations
Commercial Leases
Joint Venture PPP/PFI Arrangements

Unit 8 Real Estate Law and the Law of Tort

The Importance of Tort Law
Professional Negligence in Real Estate
Environmental Considerations

Module Four:
International Dispute Resolution
Unit 9 ADR and Mediation
Introduction to International Commercial Disputes
International Mediation - Its Uses and Application
The Promotion of Alternative Dispute Resolution
The Challenges of Enforcement
Unit 10 Litigation
International Commercial Litigation
Jurisdictional Regimes and Legal Traditions
Jurisdiction within the European Union
Contractual Clauses and Jurisdiction
Unit 11 Arbitration
International Commercial Arbitration
Arbitration under JCT, NEC and FIDIC Contracts
UNICTRAL
Enforcement and the New York Convention
International Bodies and Their Relative Merits
Unit 12 Dispute Review Boards
Dispute Review Boards
History and Use of DRBs
Dispute Adjudication Boards Compared and
Contrasted
Case Studies and Discussion around Merits and
Demerits

Module Five:
Environmental and Sustainability Law
Unit 13 Construction Law Frameworks
Theoretical Basis of Environmental Law
Overview and Categorisation of Legal Interfaces
Development of International Laws
Unit 14 Liability and Remedy
Development of the Common Law
Liability for Infringement
Remedies, Penalties and Enforcement
Civil Remedies Criminal Remedies
Unit 15 International Construction Law
Development of European Regulation
General Overview of the Wider International
Context
The Built Environment and the Challenges Faced
Unit 16 UK Construction Law
Regulation in England and Wales
Recent Developments and Patterns
The Future of Environmental Regulation in the
Built Environment

Module Six:
Construction Procurement
Unit 17 Procurement
Introduction to Procurement and its Contexts
Procuring Complex Projects
Procurement in the Narrow and Wider Senses
Whole Life Uses of Buildings and Procurement
Unit 18 Project Modelling
Building Information Modelling and Procurement
Government Best Practice and Construction
Strategy in the United Kingdom
Building Information Modelling and the Legal
Challenges

Integrated Project Insurance and the Zero Blame

Agenda
Unit 19 Public Procurement
Public Procurement and the Need for Transparency
European Regulation and the World Bank
Procedures
Legal Challenges to Procedures and Penalties
Corruption within the Construction Industry and
Ethical Improvements
Unit 20 Public Procurement Best Practices
Best Practice within Procurement in the Wider
Sense
Future Directions within Procurement
Issues for the Supply Community and their
Involvement
Obstacles to Progress within the International
Context

Module Seven:
Advanced Construction Law
Unit 21 Multi-Party Arrangements
The Wider Contractual Network with a Typical
Construction Project
Bonds and Insurances in the United Kingdom and
International Standards
Insurances and Liabilities to Third Parties
Multi Party Agreements
Unit 22 Professional Development
Defining the Role of the Project Manager
The Consolidation of the New Profession
Professional Appointments and Standard Forms
The Performance of Management Based Approach
to Contract Administration
Unit 23 Loss & Liability
Consequential Loss and Attempts to Limit Liability
A Review of Case Law on Limitation Clauses
The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977
European Regulation and Promotion of Best
Practice
Unit 24 Claims and Entitlements
The Nature of Claims within the Construction and
Engineering Industries
The Exportation of the Claims Culture
The Formulation of Claims and their Presentation
Causation in Construction Contracts

Module Eight:
Consolidating Theory and Practice
This module draws on your reflection from the
seven core modules and is assessed through an
electronic portfolio that showcases your reflections
and achievements.
Reflecting on your experiences through the course
is something everyone generally engages in. The
intention is for you to engage with this process in
an overt and conscious manner. Through reflection
you will:
- Scrutinise your performance

- Analyse what did not work, as well as what

did

- Contemplate strategies to enhance future

success
- Take responsibility for your learning

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Key Course
Information
How is the course structured?
The distance learning Postgraduate Diploma in International
Construction Law consists of eight modules and is split into three
terms. The modules will be delivered according to the following
pattern:
Term 1: 21st September 2015 - 11th December 2015
Module 1 - Introduction to Law and Construction Technology
Module 2 - Construction Contract Law
Module 3 - Real Estate Law
Term 2: 24th January 2016 - 18th March 2016
Module 4 - International Dispute Resolution
Module 5 - Environmental and Sustainability Law
Module 6 - Construction Procurement
Term 3: 4th April 2016 - 17th June 2016
Module 7 - Advanced Construction Law
Module 8 - Consolidating Theory and Practice
The electronic portfolio submission due at the end of June 2016 is
the final submission of coursework.

What format do the modules take?

The course is studied exclusively online. Each module consists of
a course of study containing material and formative assessment
exercises and is assessed by the submission of a piece of
coursework or a controlled assessment. Typical coursework would
be to report on national processes and practice as against the
international norms.
The course seeks to be of maximum practical use for construction
professionals and adopts several standpoints for studying law
approaches including black letter and socio-legal approaches. The
course is underpinned by examples from practice to stimulate
interest and debate.
Each online module workbook will also feature self-assessment
exercises based on recap and independent investigation of the
points of law involved. The use of case studies, role play and online
forums also help establish a collegiate feel amongst students on the
course. UWE Bristol uses Blackboard as an academic platform to
support its students which would also be the submission point for
coursework on the modules.

Regular live online webinar workshops

Why study by online learning?
Online learning has been proven to be highly beneficial to a large
variety of people. With courses being delivered at different levels,
online learning can meet the needs of a truly diverse student body.
High competition for jobs means having additional education and
qualifications can be a real advantage, whether you are in the
market for a new career or simply want to progress in your existing
position.

Flexibility - Study at a time and place that is convenient to

you. You can work at times when you are free, rather than
scheduling your studies around a set classroom time.

Level and progression - Obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in

just 9 months and progress to a Masters degree if you elect to
continue.

Learn while working - As the course can be completed in

your own schedule, you can continue to work full-time whilst
studying and apply your studies directly to your employment.

Professional classmates - Mix and network via online forums

with like-minded individuals on a global basis.

Designed with employability in mind - This course is highly

relevant in todays competitive marketplace, and will ensure
that you are equipped with the professional skills and practical
experience that businesses are looking for.

Along with video recorded lectures, students will have the option
to attend webinar workshops delivered live online via Blackboard
Collaborate. This comprehensive learning platform provides an
ideal way to help you engage with the course content, your tutor
and fellow students. These webinars can alternatively be viewed as
recordings by those living in prohibitively different time zones.
In addition to access to recorded lectures and live webinar
workshops, through the virtual learning platform you will be
able to:
Make video contact with your tutor
Participate in discussion groups
Access the UWE Bristol library and other resources
Get study and technical support
Submit coursework
Contact other students

For more course information call +44 (0)20 7017 6691

Postgraduate Diploma/Masters in

International
Construction Law
Learning and teaching
The course involves both extensive independent research and
discussion in the context of workshops designed to encourage the
development of critical analytical and reflective skills. You will be
expected to prepare for each workshop and to participate actively in
discussion with your tutors and peers to maximise your experience
on the course.

Why study this course?

This legal postgraduate course seeks to extend and develop
students understanding of the law relating to the core aspects
of international construction practice, dispute settlement,
procurement and sustainability.
The course aims to provide opportunities for students to gain an
understanding of a range of global issues affecting construction
law and practice and to gain knowledge, understanding and the
requisite skills in preparation for employment in international
construction legal practice and commercial organisations both in
the UK and abroad.
The course is based on an understanding of law as both a
vocational discipline and a subject of academic study.

Why study with the Faculty of Environment and

Technology at UWE Bristol?
We are a highly successful and very popular faculty of over
6000 students and 450 staff members and we are the largest
university in the UK for degrees related to the built
environment. Partnerships and collaboration is at the heart of
what we do. Our partners include governments, industry and
business, as well as a range of national and international academic
institutions.
With 80% of our research rated as world leading and internationally
recognised in the 2012 Research Assessment Exercise, our strengths
and success in knowledge creation is truly commendable. Our
research partners span the globe and we continue to gain significant
research and knowledge exchange income from research councils,
industry and leading charitable trusts.
UWE Bristol pride ourselves on the student experience we offer and
our postgraduate students are given the highest level of support
both during their studies and after they have graduated. There is
a dedicated law careers support member of staff to help you plan
your career after completion of the PG Diploma/Masters.

UWE Bristol: Construction Consortium

What do current construction law students at UWE

Bristol have to say about their experience?

To help you make a more informed choice about your career in the
construction industry, we have formed a unique partnership with a
group of leading employers in the industry. Partners include:
Turner &
Interserve
Atkins
Townsend
Rider Levett
Midas
Bucknall
Arup
Laing ORourke
BAM
ISG
Mace
Construction
Construction
Balfour Beatty
Sweett Group
Davis Langdon
Bouygues
EC Harris Built
Kendall
Willmott Dixon
Asset Consultancy
Kingscott
Group

Live [online] discussions about each subject made

it easier to understand the point of the
comprehensive theory for each and added to the interest of
the course
It was enlightening to realise that the point was not
necessarily to learn everything, it was more important to learn
how to think in a contract environment
Group discussion on individual current cases made
me really consider current law in practice

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Frequently Asked
Questions
How do I apply for a place on the course?
Students interested in joining the course should complete the application form for
admission as a postgraduate student attached to this brochure and send it to:
Richard Morgan, Head of Logistics at Informa Professional Academy (IIR
Ltd.), 4th Floor, Maple House, 149 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T
7AD, UK Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 4752 together with copies of supporting
documents (see below) or email your application and supporting
documents to: richard.morgan@informa.com
Alternatively you can apply online at: www.informadl.com/construction
The required supporting documents to send with your application are as follows:
Your academic qualifications (transcripts and certificates)
Your English language qualifications
Evidence of any other training you have undertaken (including professional
qualifications)
A personal statement outlining why you wish to study this course
Two references

What happens next?

Once you have applied for the course, your application and supporting
documents will be sent to UWE Bristol for review by the Course Director and
Informa will then notify you directly with the outcome of your application. Once
you have formally accepted your place you will be invoiced for your course fee.
Full payment is required before the start date of the course or within 28 days of
receipt of your invoice, whichever is sooner.

What are the entry requirements?

The Postgraduate Diploma in Construction Law is suitable for students who hold:
A degree in law of a 2.2 standard or the equivalent thereof; or
A degree in a construction or civil engineering related discipline; or be
Qualified as a barrister or a solicitor
We also welcome applications from students without the conventional entrance
requirements but who have substantial relevant work or other experience and
whose motivation and skills would enable them to succeed on the course.
Admission to the course requires the prior approval of the Course Director at
UWE Bristol.

What are the English language requirements?

All UWE Bristol students must have a recognised English language qualification
of at least GCSE grade C or equivalent standard. Applicants for whom English
is not their mother tongue should provide evidence of having attained a level of
English, both written and spoken, adequate to meet the demands of the course,
for example:
English IELTS 6.5 overall with 5.5 in each component
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English grade C overall
Please go to the link below for full details on UWE Bristol
English language requirements: http://www1.uwe.ac.uk/
comingtouwe/internationalstudents/internationalstudyatuwe/
englishlanguagerequirements

When does the course start?

The course commences on 21st September 2015.

What can I expect as a distance learning student with UWE

Bristol?
One of the Departments main aims is to foster an active graduate community,
encompassing students on postgraduate taught courses and students undertaking
research degrees. There are currently around 1200 students on postgraduate
taught courses and each course has a student adviser who provides pastoral
support and general advice.
The Department has invested in online and offline computer-based resources to
support modules, and especially those offered by distance learning. You also
have access to a vast number of journals and database that are available
to read online through the UWE Bristol Library.
As the largest university in the UK for degrees related to the built
environment, UWE Bristols success stems from the importance we place upon
student contact through seminars and formal lectures delivered by leading
academics. To replicate that experience for distance learning students, we have
created an archive of over 100 hours of lectures specifically for construction
degree courses and accessible to you through our virtual learning
platform.

How is the course assessed?

Assessment is achieved through a variety of coursework assignments - essays,
reports, surveys and presentations. Students are also encouraged to do formative
work to prepare for assessment; this does not count towards final marks but the
feedback you will receive will help improve performance.

What are the technical requirements for participating in the

course?
As the course is delivered through a variety of different online sessions including
video playback and live-time lecture content, students require high-speed internet
connection. Any inability to access these media will seriously restrict the students
participation on the course.

Is there any professional accreditation on the course?

Both the Postgraduate Diploma and the MSc in International Construction Law
are fully accredited with the RICS to provide acceptance on the Assessment of
Professional Practice and qualification as a Chartered Quantity Surveyor.
They are both also accredited as meeting all the requirements of the Chartered
Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors. This is an important quality assurance
standard which the course has met and signifies the career opportunities available
to successful graduates.

Can I go on to study for a Masters degree?

A successful student can, if they wish, apply to enrol in the Masters Degree in
International Construction Law provided they have successfully completed the
Postgraduate Diploma part of the course. Students will obtain an MSc if they
achieve at least 50% in a dissertation of up to 15,000 words that constitutes an
original contribution to the body of legal knowledge within an area of construction
law.

What are the cancellation terms?

The deadline for applications to be received is 7th September 2015.

Cancellations must be received in writing on or before 12th September 2015. If

your cancellation is received on or before this date, you will receive a full refund
less an administrative charge of 200. No refunds will be made in respect of
cancellations received after 12th September 2015 and the full fee will be payable.

What does the course cost?

Informa Professional Academy

When is the application deadline?

The Postgraduate Diploma fee is 6,500 (VAT Exempt).

Upon successful completion of the Postgraduate Diploma, students may top-up
to the Masters which will involve payment of a further fee directly to UWE for
your Masters Dissertation.

Informa Professional Academy works in partnership with leading academic

bodies to assist in the provision of highly specialised and bespoke professional
postgraduate distance learning courses. Our strong partnerships with leading UK
universities have developed over a period of more than twenty years and together
we offer and deliver high-calibre and well-respected distance learning courses.

How long will I be expected to spend studying each module?

Disclaimer

This course is designed and delivered in a format that requires the student to
study independently. The length of time needed to study a module will vary with
your experience and the complexity of the module being studied. It is anticipated
that each module typically equates to 60 hours of study, comprising 50% direct
learning and 50% on pre-reading and consolidation. Each module will contain
the teaching input of the equivalent of one day per week. At the end of the
teaching period for each module, students will have four weeks in which to
submit the assessment.

All applications are subject to acceptance by UWE Bristol and are subject to the
full terms and conditions of the course which are available at www.informadl.
com/construction. The University of the West of England and Informa reserve
the right to reject any application from any potential student.
It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of informa and UWE Bristol
to alter the line-up of authors, modules or course content. However, every effort
will be made to adhere to the published syllabus.
This course will run subject to reaching a satisfactory intake to the course.

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