Building Construction

The Building Construction program is designed for students aspiring to become assistant site managers in the general construction sector. This two-year program focuses on preparing, organizing, and overseeing construction sites. Ideal for those who enjoy hands-on learning and teamwork, this program equips students with the technical skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in the construction industry.

Students will start with a foundation in construction technology, gaining insights into various building structures, materials, and safety aspects. The curriculum includes specialized courses such as Technical Equipment, Execution Practice, and Energy and Indoor Climate. A significant component of the program is workplace learning, where students gain practical experience in the field, enhancing their organizational and communication skills.

Graduates can pursue roles such as assistant site manager, project coordinator, or construction supervisor in various sectors, including residential and civil engineering projects. Employers range from construction companies to municipal services and government agencies. The skills acquired are highly transferable, making graduates valuable assets in the construction industry.