Graduate Certificate - Building Information Modeling Management (T412)

Program Overview

The Building Information Modeling Management graduate certificate program is designed to provide students with hands-on training in the principles of Building Information Modeling (BIM). This program enables students to apply and integrate BIM methodologies across all phases of a project, from initial conceptualization through to operation. Graduates will be equipped to deploy BIM applications in various organizations involved in the procurement, design, construction, and operation of building facilities. This program is recognized as Ontario's first graduate certificate in Building Information Modeling, and it boasts a high employment rate, with 95% of graduates securing full-time positions in the construction sector.

Program Structure

The Building Information Modeling Management program is a one-year graduate certificate that consists of three semesters. The program is offered in a full-time format, with starting months in January and September. Key features of the program include:

• Access to advanced BIM lab facilities.
• Hands-on training through practical skills in a work environment.
• 450 hours of work-integrated learning experience in the third semester.
• Opportunities for online and short module learning.

This program is continuously reviewed to meet the evolving needs of the construction industry, ensuring that students receive the most relevant and up-to-date training.

Featured Experiences

• Field experience requirement of 450 hours, providing real-world application of BIM principles.
• Students are encouraged to engage in BIM-related applied research during their studies.
• Collaboration with various companies, including architectural, engineering, and construction firms for field experience opportunities.
• Access to a dedicated BIM lab for practical training and skill development.

Career Options

Graduates of the Building Information Modeling Management program can pursue a variety of career paths in the construction and engineering sectors. Potential job titles include:

• BIM Modeler: Responsible for creating and managing digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of places.
• BIM Specialist: Focuses on implementing BIM processes and technologies within organizations.
• BIM Technologist: Works on the technical aspects of BIM, ensuring accurate modeling and data management.
• BIM Coordinator: Oversees BIM project workflows and ensures collaboration among project stakeholders.
• BIM Construction Officer: Manages the integration of BIM technologies on construction sites to enhance project efficiency.
• BIM Manager: Leads BIM initiatives within organizations, ensuring best practices and standards are followed.

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