Teaching
We strive to offer high-quality courses designed to meet the needs of the construction industry.
GRIDD teachers
The GRIDD research team is composed primarily of four professors. Discover their expertise by browsing their respective profiles.
BIM program
Lhe DESS at BIM and digital innovation, a program unique in Canada, aims to train ‘agents of change’ for the AECO industry. He teaches to studentses and students the whole considerations to hold into account in adoption BIM andyears lhe digital transformation of this industry, until recently consiresistant to change. It allows you to develop lations and les skills needed to directing and managing projectsnt implemented from new approachestechnologies and strategies who are at the forefront of industry. Les studentes and students have the choice of completing either a short program (5 courses), a Specialized post-graduate diplomas (D.E.S.S.) (10 courses), or take several of these courses part of the Master of Construction Engineering. The Program short or DESS degree provide the necessary qualifications to obtain level P2 of the de CanBIM (
https://www.buildingtransformations.org/certification/professional
).
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he DESS at BIM and digital innovation, a program unique in Canada, aims to train ‘agents of change’ for the AECO industry. He teaches to studentses and students the whole considerations to hold into account in adoption BIM andyears lhe digital transformation of this industry, until recently consiresistant to change.
Frequently asked questions
If you have any questions other than those listed below, please contact us.
What sets GRIDD apart in terms of teaching?
GRIDD offers one of the of the only programs specifically geared on BIM and digital innovation in construction in Canada. Lhe program focuses on an apprenticeship practice, enabling students toes and students from developsr highly sought-after skills in the industry. In addition, GRIDD members teach the BIM and PCI fundamentals in Bachelor of Construction Engineering courses. This program and these courses are part of the mission of the GRIDD to transform through teaching and research.
When should I apply?
At ÉTS, there are two start dates per academic year for Bachelor of Engineering programs. You can start your program in early September (fall session) or early January (winter session).
Applications for admission must be submitted online by the following dates:
- May1st for September registration
- October1st for January registration
When do I have to pay my tuition fees?
You must respect the tuition payment deadlines indicated for each session in which you are registered. If the minimum amount shown on your billing statement is the full amount, you must pay it on the first payment date.