Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management – At a Glance

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They needed someone to manage change. We didn’t use the term business analyst. But that’s how I launched my career.

Maureen McVey

185 Extended Education Complex
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada

An exciting new program

Learn to effectively manage your part of a project’s lifecycle and work within the AECOO team by adding our Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management certificate to your resume. Build on your career in Architecture, Engineering, Construction, or as an Owner or Operator as you gain important knowledge about digital construction and BIM project management processes that are being adopted around the world.

If you know there is a problem, you must ask why.

James Fatoki

Meet the consultants

Maureen McVey

Certified Professional Business Analyst Professional (CBAP)
Consultant, Business Analysis program
Over 20 years ago, Maureen McVey decided to make a career change. She found an opportunity to move from sales to working on a software development team.

James Fatoki

Certified Professional Business Analyst Professional (CBAP)
Consultant, Business Analysis program
When an organization has a problem, it can be tempting to guess what the issue is and try to fix it right away. But without appropriate business analysis, a lot of time and money can be wasted on solutions that don’t address the underlying problem.

Credential

Program Length

Program features

Program fees

• Each course $240 to $710

Pricing subject to change without notice

Practical applications

Unlike most BIM-focused programs in Canada, this program focuses on the process not the software. It provides you with a comprehensive, higher-level understanding, preparing you to manage projects and work effectively within a cross-functional AECOO team. The BIM program was designed by very experienced industry experts who have been very involved in practical applications in BIM. It’s also connected to cutting-edge research in the field of BIM with its Special Topics course offerings. You will learn practical applications and all about up and coming areas in Canada and internationally.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management

Learn BIM concepts, principles and processes. Learn about the uses and benefits of BIM, commonly used BIM tools and technology and gain related experience in an applied project. Whether you are a student or an established professional, BIM prepares you for the future, a future that’s already here.

Open doors in your career

In the future, building owners will require final documents in a BIM format. Many already do. At firms everywhere, everyone will require some level of knowledge on the processes and standards. For professionals and future professionals working in Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Management including Owners and Operators (AECOO), understanding Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management and its international standards for exchanging project information and managing a project through its entire lifecycle are essential to preparing for the future and opening doors in your career.

The University of Manitoba Extended Education Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management certificate is certified as CanBIM Foundations – Theory: Proficient (T4).

The Canadian Construction Association has provided Gold Seal Certification for all courses in the University of Manitoba Extended Education Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management program.

Core Courses

Choose one

This program is for Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international learners.

International learners complete all courses online from anywhere via online learning. Please note:

• Immigration - This program does not allow for application for a Canadian study visa or post-graduate work permit.  For programs that qualify for a study visa, see intensive program packages.
• Health coverage - This program is not covered under the Manitoba International Student Health Plan (MISHP). If you are completing this program while residing in Canada, you need to ensure you have private health insurance or are covered under Manitoba Health (if you hold a work permit or are a dependent of an individual holding a work permit/permanent resident status in Canada).
  MISHP student health plan

Elective Courses

Program Courses

Determine the courses you will need to complete this program.

Program Details

Credential: Certificate in Building Information Modeling (BIM) Management

Fees: $2,840 plus $100 non-refundable application fee

Pricing subject to change without notice

Expected duration: 18 months to 3 years

Admission requirements: Grade 12 diploma or equivalent, or mature student status.  If primary language is not English, proof of English proficiency is required.
Learners with 1 (one) or more years of university courses outside of the University of Manitoba must provide an official transcript.

David Thompson

*BIM is not a software. It is a process.

We need to upskill humans in the management of this process. They can't simply rely on technology. It changes."

Industry consultant, senior consultant for global consulting company Turner and Townsend

Mark Meagher

*No matter which software you are using, you must understand what defines a project or building and the standard applications of that data. Other programs have a different focus. This is not a deep dive into the software. It's the higher-level understanding that is much harder to acquire on your own."

Program consultant from the Faculty of Architecture, adjunct professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture

Jason Shields

"The way we deliver projects is changing. BIM is not going away. You can't avoid knowing how to do it. The more people who know how to use it, the more successful your projects will be. Just one person should not hold the key. All should have a basic

understanding. With this program, you will become quite skilled and knowledgeable. You will learn

something new both in the professional workplace and onsite."

Program consultant from Faculty of Architecture, assistant professor in the Department of Interior Design