Green Mark Associate (GMA) Coursework Recognition in 2024.

The Department of the Built Environment is pleased to announce that the Bachelor of Engineering Infrastructure and Project Management (IPM) undergraduate degree programme has been formally accepted under the Green Mark Associate (GMA) Coursework Recognition in 2024.

The GMA accreditation provides employers the assurance that graduates possess a core understanding of sustainability, green buildings, the national environmental sustainability legislative framework as well as the key qualities of a green built environment.

Fun fact: We are the first university undergraduate programme to be recognised under this scheme!

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