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Be part of the next productivity step-change in construction, architecture and civil engineering.
Our Graduate Certificate in Building Information Modelling is a perfect professional development opportunity for anyone with a degree (or degree-equivalent qualification) in construction, quantity surveying, construction management, architecture or civil engineering.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) provides a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of any kind of built facility. It acts as a shared knowledge resource, creating a reliable basis for decisions by all stakeholders involved in the building's lifecycle, from its design and conception right through to its utilisation and demolition. BIM is used by individuals, businesses and government agencies who plan, design, construct, operate and maintain diverse physical infrastructures.
We've developed this programme in response to industry demand for BIM-qualified team members within the construction management, quantity surveying, architecture and civil engineering professions. It will provide you with a broad understanding of Building Information Modelling and is delivered part-time, with courses available in the evening to accommodate employment commitments.
The graduate certificate is made up of four courses each exploring an aspect of BIM. The courses are: Systems and Technologies; Building Information Modelling; 3D Documentation and Collaboration; MEP Integration. In July 2019 we will be offering the first of these courses (Building Information Modelling), with the rest available in 2020.
NB: Recognition of prior learning may be available if your experience aligns to the course structure.
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On completion of this programme you can progress to a degree in architectural studies or construction, or our Graduate Diploma in Building Information Modelling (available from July 2020). The latter will equip you to work as a BIM lead, BIM designer or BIM specialist/expert.
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Insurance/year: 700 NZD/ per year