Civil Engineering Technology Diploma

Program Overview

The Civil Engineering Technology Diploma program at Camosun College prepares students to plan, design, and maintain structures and public works while being mindful of the natural environment. This program is ideal for those interested in the infrastructure that shapes urban areas, providing a solid foundation in civil engineering principles and practices.

Program Structure

The Civil Engineering Technology Diploma program is structured to be completed over 4 semesters. Students have the option to study either full-time or part-time, with the program open to international students as well. Key features of the program include:

• Co-op and internship opportunities that allow students to gain practical work experience.
• Hands-on learning experiences that enhance technical problem-solving abilities.
• Flexible start dates in September or January, allowing students to complete Year 1 in either 8 or 16 months.
• Major design project in the second year, allowing students to apply their skills in a practical setting.

Students can alternate between full-time studies and full-time paid work, providing a unique opportunity to earn while they learn.

Featured Experiences

• Co-operative Education and Internship programs that provide valuable work experience and industry connections.
• Hands-on learning opportunities that involve real-world technical problem-solving.
• Access to advanced design and computer software skills that are highly sought after in the workforce.
• Bridging options to further education, such as the Civil Engineering Bridge program leading to a Bachelor of Applied Science degree.

Career Options

Graduates of the Civil Engineering Technology Diploma program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Civil Engineering Technologist: Assist engineers in designing and maintaining infrastructure projects, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.
• Construction Manager: Oversee construction projects, managing budgets, timelines, and teams to ensure successful project completion.
• Environmental Technician: Work on projects that protect the environment, including water treatment and urban runoff management.
• Surveying Technician: Conduct land surveys and prepare reports to assist in the planning and design of construction projects.
• Infrastructure Analyst: Analyze and manage infrastructure systems, ensuring they meet community needs and regulatory standards.

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