Master of Construction Management
- Toronto, Canada
- 1 year
- English
- On campus
- Master
About the program
A construction management degree combining engineering, Project management and entrepreneurship.
Program highlights
- Internship available: no
- Placement support: yes
- Work during study: yes
- Post-study work rights (3 years): yes
- PR pathway friendly: no
What you will learn
- Learners studying Construction Management can develop the ability to analyse organisational and market information
- Evaluate financial and operational decisions
- Communicate recommendations and consider responsible business practices. These are indicative learning goals
- Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.
Career outcomes
- Field or site engineer
- Surveyor
- Construction estimator
- Construction superintendent
- Construction inspector
- Sustainability consultant
- Construction project manager
- General contractor
- Facilities manager
Curriculum
- Four-year major: introduction to construction management
- Construction laws
- Estimating
- Safety
- Decision analysis
- Physics
- Economics and environmental geology
- With risk management
- Facility management
- Sustainability and scheduling skills. Guaranteed internship or co-op
- No capstone named
- Credits not stated.
Entry requirements
Academic
- Four-year (honours) bachelor's degree or equivalent in construction management
- Civil engineering
- Architecture or another building-related field
- With a minimum 70 percent (B-) average in the last 60 credit hours of undergraduate study
- Applicants without it may be considered on academic and industry experience. English: IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0)
- Duolingo 120
- PTE Academic 60 or equivalent.
- Minimum 70% (B-) average in the last 60 credit hours of undergraduate study.
Accepted academic background
Language tests
- IELTS 6.5 (min 6.0 each band)
- Duolingo 120 (min production 100)
- PTE Academic 60 (min 55 each band)
- Cambridge 176 (no skill below 169)
Documents you’ll need
- Academic Transcripts
- English Language Test Results (If Applicable)
- Portfolio (If Applicable)
- CV or Resume (If Applicable).
How to apply
- Review the current entry requirements and availability for Master of Construction Management at George Brown Polytechnic. Apply through the George Brown international applicant system for an available program intake. Submit academic transcripts and English proficiency results together with any program-specific supporting material. Pay the application fee according to the current institutional payment instructions. Prepare a portfolio if the chosen course specifically requests one. If admitted
- Follow the enrollment instructions and arrange a student visa or study permit if applicable.
Other costs
| Tuition per year | $41,275 CAD |
|---|---|
| Application fee | $110 CAD |
| Deposit | $1,000 CAD |
Program details
| Campus | Waterfront Campus |
|---|---|
| Faculty or school | Applied Science, Construction, and Engineering Technology |
| Department | Angelo DelZotto School of Construction Management |
| Teaching language | English |
| Credit value | 30 |
| Study pace | Fixed |
| Post-study stay | 3 years |
| Scholarship note | Scholarship options may depend on nationality, Merit and current funding. Check the published award criteria. |
Intakes and deadlines
Program starts
September 2027
Apply by
5 Apr 2027
143 days left
Scholarships
Scholarship options may depend on nationality, Merit and current funding. Check the published award criteria.
Browse scholarships →Frequently asked questions
The program takes 1 year.
The next deadline is 5 Apr 2027. Apply early, because some programs close when places fill up.
Tuition is $41,275 CAD per year. The application fee is $110 CAD. The deposit is $1,000 CAD. The estimated living cost is $23,448 CAD.
Accepted language tests: IELTS 6.5 (min 6.0 each band), Duolingo 120 (min production 100), PTE Academic 60 (min 55 each band), Cambridge 176 (no skill below 169).
Scholarship options may depend on nationality, Merit and current funding. Check the published award criteria.

