南阿爾伯塔理工學院

The Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management four-year degree program combines practical skills with theoretical knowledge and technical training. Taught by industry professionals, graduates are prepared for leadership roles in the global construction, engineering and oil and gas industries. The program provides an in-depth education in key sectors of construction: residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure. Graduates will possess managerial, scientific, technical and applied knowledge in the construction field and be prepared to advance into project management and leadership roles.

Graduates will demonstrate critical thinking, problem-solving, written and oral communication skills. Additionally, they’ll have an opportunity to engage in scholarly activities that prepare them for graduate study. This unique program is the first of its kind in Canada and was built by industry, for the industry. Due to a need for trained management professionals, SAIT developed this program to build the skills of future industry leaders.

Consisting of eight, 15-week semesters, a 600-hour internship will also be completed at the end of year three.

Is this the right fit for me?

Students who have received higher grades during previous schooling usually experience more success in SAIT's programs. There is a direct correlation between the time and energy invested in studies to the success achieved.

Course difficulty levels are higher for a degree program than for a diploma program.

Accreditation:

The Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management program has received accreditation from the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS), a self-regulatory, professional body that sets the highest standard for construction economics in Canada. It is the first program in Alberta to be accredited by CIQS.

The School of Construction is also seeking accreditation for the Bachelor of Science Construction Project Management program from three related accreditation bodies:

The Project Management Institute Global Accreditation Center (PMIGAC). This is the only specialized international accrediting body that assures the quality of Project Management degree programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

The Gold Seal program by the Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is a national certification program that recognizes construction management excellence, based on education, experience, and examination.

Career opportunities:

Graduates can pursue job opportunities in construction project management, facilities management and infrastructure development both locally and globally. Potential positions include:

• assistant construction manager
• assistant project manager
• site supervisor
• construction inspector
• project coordinator
• project document controller
• assistant project coordinator
• project assistant
• assistant site supervisor
• junior estimator

Graduates can also pursue a variety of self-employment or entrepreneurial opportunities such as consulting, general contracting, small businesses or other entrepreneurial ventures or progress to graduate-level credentials in the construction project management domain.