Bachelor Of Applied Technology (Honours) - Construction Management (1665C) (co-op)

Program Overview

Enroll in Conestoga's four-year Bachelor of Applied Technology (Honours) - Construction Management degree program to gain expertise in sustainable construction and leadership skills. This innovative program is designed to equip students with a blend of applied specialized skills that are in high demand within the rapidly changing construction industry. The curriculum focuses on sustainable design, planning, construction methods, and managerial, financial, and leadership skills, preparing graduates to effectively manage construction projects upon completion.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Applied Technology (Honours) - Construction Management program is structured as follows:

• Program Length: 4 years
• Delivery Mode: Hybrid
• Co-op Opportunities: Three co-op work term opportunities are integrated into the program, providing students with relevant work experience.

This program emphasizes a project-based learning approach, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-life projects. The curriculum is designed to foster both independent and collaborative learning, ensuring that students develop personally and professionally throughout their studies.

Featured Experiences

• Three co-op work terms to gain practical experience in the construction industry.
• Project-based learning that integrates theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.
• Opportunities to engage in construction management activities using current techniques and approaches.
• Focus on sustainable construction practices and leadership development.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Technology (Honours) - Construction Management program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Construction Manager: Oversee construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
• Project Manager: Plan, execute, and close projects, managing teams and resources effectively.
• Site Superintendent: Supervise daily operations on construction sites, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.
• Scheduler: Develop and maintain project schedules, coordinating timelines and resources.
• Contract Administrator: Manage contracts and agreements, ensuring compliance and addressing any issues that arise.

Other potential roles include Procurement Manager, Project Control Specialist, and various positions that are emerging in this growing field. Graduates will also be eligible to take professional certification exams, enhancing their career prospects.

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