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NEW: Construction Science and Management Degree Temple Harris Award of Excellence Entrance Scholarship
For first year students commencing study in September 2011, eligibility includes demonstration of community, sport or school leadership and financial need
Value: $3,000
Deadline: September 30, 2011
To apply go to https://gbcawards.georgebrown.ca |
Only
Construction Science and Management degree in Ontario!
| Program Code |
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T302 |
| Program Length |
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4 years (8 semesters) |
| Starting |
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September |
| Certification |
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Bachelor's Degree |
| Location |
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Casa Loma Campus |
| Apply to |
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www.ontariocolleges.ca |
Download Info Sheet about
Construction Science and Management Program
in PDF* format (this link opens a new window).
| Opportunities for 3-year Construction Engineering Technology Diploma Students or Architectural Technology Diploma Students to Enter the Bachelor of Applied Technology (Construction Science and Management) Program through an 'Articulation Agreement'. |
The construction industry is a vital part of Ontario's
economy
As
an industry, construction employs almost three times as many Ontario
workers as the automobile industry - about 400,000
people or about six percent of Ontario's workforce is employed
in the construction industry. Ontario's construction sector
is, as the Premier said recently, "vital to the province's
growth, job creation, competitiveness and continued prosperity." Looking
ahead, the 10-year growth rate for construction in the Toronto
area is higher than the estimated growth rates of all industries
in Toronto. Careers in construction must remain at home.
The construction
industry is changing
The nature of construction and building
technology is changing in Ontario and across the rest of North
America. Broad societal
trends are impacting the nature and focus of the industry in
such areas as heritage preservation and building restoration,
environmental
design and energy conservation. Industry innovation is being
driven by the environment, energy costs and economics. The
market is demanding
more environmentally friendly construction materials and methods
and governments are enacting regulations and controls to enforce
higher standards in the areas of health and safety. In Ontario
and elsewhere, rising energy costs are pushing the need for
more energy efficient buildings. At the same time, the economics
of
the industry are being challenged with the goal of controlling
the costs of construction. These external changes are having a
fundamental
impact on how the industry operates and approaches construction
processes. Once a very conservative industry, where innovation
was measured incrementally over many years, construction is
quickly becoming a technology-driven, specialized and sophisticated
business
that is demanding a highly trained and educated management
team and workforce.
Check
the availability and status of this program 
Call the George Brown School of Construction Management and Trades at 416-415-5000, ext. 4398.
E-mail construction@georgebrown.ca or call 416-415-2000 (TTY 1-877-515-5559) or long distance 1-800-265-2002.
If you are an International Visa student, please contact the International
Centre - 416-415-5000 ext. 2115 or international@georgebrown.ca
Read more about George Brown School of Construction Management and Trades .
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