Engineering And Construction Technologies

Program overview

The Engineering and Construction Technologies program is a 16-month post-graduate diploma designed for internationally educated professionals in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. This program aims to facilitate their entry into related professional work in Canada. Students will collaborate with industry experts to enhance their technical skills in civil engineering technology and architectural technologies through hands-on, project-based activities. The program also emphasizes the importance of understanding the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada and promotes reconciliation activities, fostering a respectful and inclusive workplace.

Program structure

The Engineering and Construction Technologies program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a duration of 16 months. Key features of the program include:

• Mandatory Co-op Work Experience: Students will engage in a 24-week paid co-op work experience, allowing them to apply their knowledge and skills in a real-world setting.
• Hands-on Learning: The program focuses on hands-on and project-based activities, ensuring that students gain practical experience.
• Industry Collaboration: Instructors will support students in partnering with industry professionals to work on projects that address current challenges in the AEC field.
• Indigenous Awareness: The curriculum includes learning about the history of Indigenous peoples in relation to the AEC industry, promoting awareness and reconciliation.

This program is offered at the Notre Dame Campus in Winnipeg, with an entry date in August.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op Work Experience: A mandatory 24-week co-op placement provides students with valuable industry experience.
• Hands-on Projects: Students engage in practical, project-based learning activities that enhance their technical skills.
• Industry Partnerships: Opportunities to collaborate with industry experts on real-world projects.
• Indigenous Learning: The program includes components that focus on the history and contributions of Indigenous peoples in the AEC sector.
• Reconciliation Activities: Students participate in activities aimed at fostering a respectful and inclusive workplace.

Career Options

Graduates of the Engineering and Construction Technologies program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Civil Engineering Technologist: Work alongside engineers to design and implement civil engineering projects, ensuring compliance with regulations and standards.
• Construction Project Manager: Oversee construction projects from inception to completion, managing budgets, timelines, and resources.
• Architectural Technologist: Assist architects in the design and planning of buildings, focusing on technical aspects and building codes.
• Site Supervisor: Manage construction sites, ensuring safety protocols are followed and that projects are completed on schedule.
• Building Inspector: Evaluate construction projects to ensure they meet local building codes and regulations, conducting inspections and assessments.

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