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Program Code: 0321

Where there are people or resources, Civil Engineering Technologists are needed to provide the infrastructure that makes our society work. This includes everything from sewer, water and road systems to buildings and bridges. One of the greatest challenges facing the industry is to find ways to repair or replace these systems without disrupting the services they provide. This challenge is expected to continue for years to come.
We focus on providing you with the skills and training you need to succeed in the field. Employment opportunities exist in facility planning and design, cost estimating and control, and construction inspection and management for new capital projects. Effective management of the finished project is a vital part of the technologist's responsibilities. Your career goals can be realized with this program at Confederation College!









