New training course on construction organization launched
The University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) is introducing a four-day course in construction organization starting September 24th. The course targets construction professionals and offers practical exercises and theoretical foundations to deepen knowledge in construction organization.
The University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland(FHNW) is introducing a four-day course on construction organization from 24 September, according to a press release. The Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Construction Organization will be added to the Master’s degree course in Construction Management. The FHNW Construction Organization continuing education course is an intensive program that takes place over four days in one week from Tuesday to Friday, according to the press release.
The course covers seven relevant topics that are crucial for the effective planning and organization of construction sites. Participants have the opportunity to register for the entire CAS until the end of the course, provided there are still places available and the admission criteria are met.
According to the FHNW, a central component of the course is practice-oriented exercises, which are carried out either individually or in small groups and then discussed. Presentations and exchanges of experience take place in plenary sessions to create an interactive learning environment. The use of a laptop is recommended for participants to optimize the learning experience.
The FHNW Construction Organization continuing education course is aimed at architects and engineers from all disciplines with a university degree or comparable qualification and professional experience in the construction and planning sector. Experienced site managers who would like to refresh their knowledge and less experienced site managers who are looking for initial impetus for their work are also welcome. The practical training course offers an ideal opportunity for construction professionals to deepen their specialist knowledge and develop their skills in the field of construction organization, according to the FHNW.