Successful graduates may enter the construction industry as junior management staff in consulting firms and construction companies, in both public and private sectors. Good human relations, as well as the ability to think logically and report on situations in an orderly manner, are important communication skills since the Construction Engineer needs to develop a close working relationship with other professionals within the built environment disciplines and other members of the professional team. 

Course Code

UBECOENFXU1A/B

Entry Requirements

• 5 CSEC/GCE O-Level passes including English Language, Mathematics, Physics and two (2) other subjects (Technical or Science related); PLUS a total of four (4) CAPE units (including units 1 and 2 for Pure & Applied Mathematics and Physics) OR two (2) A-Level subjects in Mathematics or Physics; OR ​
• Successful completion of PCS. Graduates of the Diploma in Structural, Mechanical & Electrical Engineering OR ​
• graduates with a B.Eng. in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering OR
• graduates with Associate Degrees in Engineering course of studies may articulate into this degree programme. A combination of pre-engineering courses (PEC/PET) and CSEC/GCE O-Levels and/or any other programmes/qualifications, which can be assessed for equivalencies.
• Interview may be required.

Career Opportunities

NB: This list is not exhaustive

• Construction Engineer
• Designer
• Project Manager
• Field Engineer
• Inspector
• Superintendent
• Scheduler
• Safety Specialist
• Building Officer
• Building Inspector