Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology in Toronto Canada | George Brown College

The three-year advanced diploma in Civil Engineering Technology emphasizes the planning, design, and construction of infrastructure such as roads, bridges, tunnels, subdivisions, buildings, municipal services, and large-scale projects. Students gain expertise in ensuring projects are both functional and cost-effective while adhering to regulations and standards. The program combines classroom instruction, laboratory work, and hands-on tutorials, with an emphasis on working with actual construction drawings. Additionally, students can opt for a co-op placement after their fifth semester.

In the Civil Engineering Technology advanced diploma program, you'll explore:

Creating designs for reinforced concrete structures, stormwater and sewage systems, roadways, and steel-framed buildings.
Analyzing construction blueprints and project specifications through practical exercises using real-world drawing sets.
Project estimation, bidding processes, scheduling, and oversight using modern software tools.
Workplace safety protocols, site supervision, and quality control in construction environments.
Evaluating risks and assessing value in construction projects.
Legal considerations in construction, including industry-standard contract types.
Applying business management strategies to assess project viability, operate a construction firm, and interpret financial reports.