The Construction Project Management program is designed to meet the current and projected needs of the increasingly specialized construction industry. Upon graduation students will be able to knowledgeably function within and plan the construction project management process, in multidisciplinary teams which could consist of project managers, architects, engineers, regulators, environmental consultants, contractors, and construction professionals. Over the 2015 - 2022 period, residential home builders and reno vators are expected to experience a labour shortage in this field. Strong growth in the non - residential construction sector is expected to support the demand for these professionals. The profession is becoming more complex due to changing standards and tec hnologies. Workers must keep abreast of New construction practices and become familiar with green or sustainable building techniques.

Maps to program outcomes from the provincial Construction Project Management Program Description (MTCU fund ing code 78233). • Follows The Framework for Programs of Instruction (Minister’s Binding Policy Directive) and Canadore requirements for an Ontario College Graduate Certificate. • Aligns with the Student Success; Program and Service Excellence; and Susta inability directions in support of Canadore College's strategic plan. • Includes experiential learning opportunities which will be determined during the curriculum development stage.