This dynamic two-year graduate certificate is designed to give students specialized and thorough training in the detailing, supply, fabrication and installation of steel structures including the management and coordination of projects. The training is directly related to industry standards and working practices within North America and will enable students to develop detailed drawing, analytical and communication skills for the structural steel industry. Students will learn CAD skills, building information modelling (BIM), building code requirements, specifications and estimating to assist them with challenging projects.

“I’m truly truly grateful for everything this award has done for me. I was able to put it towards my tuition and in doing this, it relieved me of so much pressure. Thank you so very much for giving me this opportunity, it has given me even more encouragement.”
Alexander Semegen, Master of Architecture (Environmental Design), Faculty of Graduate Studies

“Thank you for this scholarship! Because of your generosity I was able to study abroad and have amazing experiences. I broadened my architecture knowledge and world view.”

Elliott Carlson, Master of Architecture (Environmental Design), Faculty of Graduate Studies

“Your scholarship has opened a door and the prospect of a brighter future and will play a key role in shaping me into a successful person in future. Donors like you make life brighter for us and I can only hope that one day, I too will be in a position to bring a smile to another needy student.”

Uditkumar Shah, Student of Structural Steel Management and Detailing

“I would like to convey my gratitude toward The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction for awarding me the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Scholarship. This really helped me a lot to reduce my burden on my tuition fee and other expenses. As an international student getting a scholarship from CISC lifted my confidence so much. I was so passionate to study structural steel management and detailing because I like this field as well.
Once again I thank you for this wonderful opportunity.”

Manu Chacko Peringelil, Student of Structural Steel Management and Detailing)