BIM and Integrated Practice BIM2
50-75%
Workload Level
- Five courses in the first semester
- 1.0 - 1.5 hours of study/assignments required for each hour in class
- 20 hours of class (30-40 hour/week commitment)
- Courses delivered using different methods including in-class, web-facilitated (online and in-class) and fully online classes
- It is expected that you will participate in out of class activities.
Holland Code: E (Enterprising)
What academic skills do I need to be successful in the program?
This list does not replace the admission requirements you must have for admission to the program. Please see the website for details.
Math and Science
What personal qualities should someone interested in this career have?
- Time management skills
- Problem-solving skills
- Computer and software aptitude
- Attention to detail
- Knowledge of design and construction methods
Useful background experience for this program would be
Candidates will benefit from education and experience in the fields of architecture, engineering, and/or construction. Candidates should also possess a foundational knowledge of BIM and its delivery via software.
What kind of work could I do when I graduate?
Graduates of this program may go on to become a
BIM Technician, BIM Manager, BIM Technologist, Project Manager, BIM Designer, VDC Coordinator, Technologist and various other professionals within the ACE Sector.
Places you may find yourself employed include
- Construction Companies
- Engineering Companies
- Architectural Companies
- Development Companies
- Construction Material Suppliers
- Municipal and Federal Agencies using BIM
Typical working conditions for this kind of work
- Roles and duties similar to any professional office
Tasks a graduate may do in the workplace
- Contribute to BIM Models
- Develop BIM Strategies
- Manage BIM Projects
- Coordinate projects with BIM
- Prepare construction documentation
- Develop BIM content
- Coordinate projects
- Perform quality assurance using BIM
The National Occupation Classification (NOC) system is used by the Canadian government to provide detailed information on careers. Click on the links below to learn more about careers associated with this Fanshawe College program. Please note: These codes are listed here for information purposes only. Fanshawe College does not guarantee graduates' careers in these fields.
The Working in Canada website is an excellent resource for labour market information (wages, jobs available). Go to the website, and type in the NOC code from this program and your postal code to get detailed information.
NOC Codes
The National Occupation Classification (NOC) system is used by the Canadian government to provide detailed information on careers. Visit the National Occupation Classification website and use the NOC codes below to learn more about careers associated with this Fanshawe College program. Please note: These codes are listed here for information purposes only. Fanshawe College does not guarantee graduates careers in these fields.
- NOC Code 0711 Construction managers
The Canada Job Bank is an excellent resource for labour market information including wages, jobs available and career planning advice.
Career Outlook
Explore Fanshawe Career Coach to learn more about related careers, employment, job postings and current local data on wages.
Last Modified: June 4, 2024