Engineering Science Major Infrastructure Management Engineering

Overview

Overview

• Build upon the experience you have had working in the trade industry or begin study in the area of Infrastructure Management to start off your career in construction.

• Combine engineering construction and management with study areas such law and finance, construction technology and engineering.
• Study while you work, either via distance or on campus, and have the flexibility to adapt your study to your life.
• With relevant courses, develop your skills in management, construction technology, problem solving, law, health and safety, finance, engineering sciences and the principles and practice of modern construction project management.

• Upon completion, you will be prepared to work as a Building and Construction Manager or Construction Technologist on major infrastructure projects involving construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, buildings, water supply schemes, industrial and manufacturing plants, airports, tunnels and dams.