Ontario College Graduate Certificate

Tuition is The standard tuition and compulsory fees for the current academic year: Fall 2026 Tuition Fees.

The Construction Project Management program prepares students to lead and coordinate construction projects across residential, industrial, commercial, institutional, and civil infrastructure sectors. Students learn how to plan, budget, manage, and supervise projects using core skills in construction law, contracts, estimating, scheduling, cost control, quality assurance, sustainability, and human resource management.

The program is delivered over two semesters with a mix of theory and applied learning. Courses include construction health and safety, project scheduling, cost control, and communication. Students complete two capstone courses that integrate project management principles in real-world scenarios. The program emphasizes practical application through project-based assignments and industry-relevant case studies.

Graduates are ready for management roles such as project manager, site supervisor, project coordinator, or construction operations manager. The program builds on prior college or university education in construction, civil engineering, architecture, or related fields. Admission requires a relevant Ontario College Diploma, Advanced Diploma, or equivalent degree, or demonstrated work experience.