Bachelor of Construction Project Management (BCPM)
Bachelor of Construction Project Management (BCPM)

– Save up to $40,000 to study on-campus in Canada
– Seamless transfer credits for the first year
– Removing language barriers
– Eligible 3-year Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
– Easy integration into Canada by starting studying from anywhere

* Admission+ Student Visa: 2,850 CAD

Additionally, you have the flexibility to take courses online while waiting for your admission and visa to be processed. After completing some courses during the first three semesters, you can transfer the already completed credits to SAIT, where our partner university academic advisors will evaluate them for transfer. Moreover, you can improve your English language skills while living at home and start your Canadian university studies with confidence. After completing the first three semesters, you can complete your last three years of education in Canada more quickly than ever at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). Our academic advisors are available to advise and help you. We can transfer up to 39 credits out of 123 credits from the Bachelor Construction Project Management (BCPM) program to SAIT in Calgary, Canada.
   

Our program provides a unique advantage of completing 13 courses online while waiting for your university admission and student visa. This can save you both time and money. You can apply for university admission and a student visa through our program, and our licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) will assist you in the process. As you wait for the admission and visa to be processed, you can start taking classes online. Once you receive the study permit, you can fly to Canada and begin your on-campus classes.

Upon completing these 14 courses, the credits earned can be transferred to any Bachelor's Construction Project Management (BCPM) program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). SAIT's academic advisors will assist with course planning and credit transfers. Additionally, students have the freedom to relocate to Canada at any time during the first year and transfer up to 42 credits when they do so. Furthermore, we offer a complimentary Pre-Arrival Preparation Program that covers a variety of topics such as culture, immigration, and settlement. This program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of what to expect in their new country. After completing their studies, students will be eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
  Some of the 14 courses are:
  1. Communication and Presentation Skills
  2. Introduction to Construction Project Management
  3. Technical Mathematics I
  4. Introductory Physics
  5. Construction Presentation Graphics
  6. Materials and Methods of Construction
  7. Technical Mathematics II
  8. Physics II
  9. Statistics and Strength of Materials
  10. Structures I
  11. Statistics for Science and Engineering
  12. Construction Surveying
  13. Soil Mechanics and Foundations
  14. Concrete Technology
 

  1. What is the IEP program, and how can it help international students save money? The IEP program is a partnership program that allows international students to complete up to the first three semesters of a four-year Bachelor's degree program based on the Canadian education system. The tuition fees for these initial semesters are about 70% less than what you would pay at your destination university in Canada.
  2. Can international students take courses online while waiting for their admission and visa to be processed? Yes, international students can take up to 14 courses online while waiting for their university admission and student visa to be processed. This can save both time and money.
  3. Can international students apply for university admission and a student visa through the IEP program? Yes, international students can apply for university admission and a student visa through the IEP program. The program's licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) will assist you throughout the process.
  4. Can international students transfer credits earned during the initial three semesters to SAIT? Yes, students can transfer up to 42 credits out of 123 credits from the Bachelor Construction Project Management (BCPM) program to SAIT in Calgary, Canada.
  5. Can international students relocate to Canada at any time during the first year and transfer credits? Yes, students have the freedom to relocate to Canada at any time during the first year and transfer up to 39 credits.
  6. Can I transfer to any Bachelor's program at SAIT after completing the first three semesters? No, you can only transfer the credits to a Bachelor of Construction Project Management (BCPM) program at SAIT. Our partnership program is specifically designed for this program, and we cannot guarantee that credits earned in this program will transfer to other programs.
  7. Can I start the program at any time of the year? No, our program follows the Canadian academic calendar, which typically starts in September and ends in April/May. However, we have some flexibility and can start the program in September, December, March, or June, depending on the availability of courses. Please consult our academic advisors for information on course availability and start dates