Advanced College Diploma - Construction Engineering Technology (T105)

Program Overview

The Construction Engineering Technology program (T105) at George Brown College is designed to equip students with the essential technical, business, and interpersonal skills necessary for managing construction projects of various sizes and complexities. This three-year advanced diploma program emphasizes sustainable construction practices, preparing graduates for a growing demand in the construction industry, which is one of Canada's largest employers. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of construction methods, materials, estimating, law, contracts, and project management, ensuring they are well-prepared for their future careers.

Program Structure

The Construction Engineering Technology program spans a duration of three years and consists of six semesters. The program is structured as follows:

• First four semesters shared with the two-year Construction Engineering Technician diploma program.
• Semesters five and six focus on advanced topics, preparing students for a wider range of career options.
• Students can start the program in either January or September.
• Full-time study mode is required.
• Students enrolling in January must complete semester two during the summer to continue into semester three in the fall.

This program also offers opportunities for experiential learning, including co-op placements and industry partnerships, enhancing the practical experience of students.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through co-op placements in the construction industry.
• Access to state-of-the-art facilities and technology for practical training.
• Collaboration with industry partners for real-world project experience.
• Opportunities to participate in competitions and special events related to construction management.
• Engagement with a Program Advisory Committee that includes industry professionals, ensuring the curriculum remains relevant and up-to-date.

Career Options

Graduates of the Construction Engineering Technology program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Construction Manager: Oversee construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
• Site Superintendent: Manage daily operations on construction sites, coordinating between various teams and ensuring safety compliance.
• Project Estimator: Prepare cost estimates for construction projects, analyzing project specifications and requirements.
• Construction Planner: Develop project plans and schedules, ensuring efficient use of resources and timely completion of projects.
• Sustainable Building Consultant: Advise on sustainable construction practices and materials, helping to reduce environmental impact.

These roles reflect the diverse opportunities available to graduates, contributing to the ongoing growth and innovation within the construction industry in Canada.

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