61st Annual Associated Schools of Construction International Conference 2025
SAIT’s School of Construction is proud to host the 61st Annual ASC International Conference in 2025.
This years conference aims to bridge the gaps between the construction industry and academia, with the theme: Innovation in Construction, built on the foundation of applied education and research.
Early bird registration in now open!
Schedule
The conference will include exhibitors, panel discussions and paper presentations highlighting innovation and changes in the construction.
A complete schedule will be available April 1, 2025.
In the meantime to help with planning, please review the following important dates.
- April 22: Pre-conference workshops
- April 23 - 24: Conference sessions
Travel and accomodations
This years conference will be hosted at the Hyatt Regency located in downtown Calgary.
700 Centre St S, Calgary, AB T2G 5P6
Hotel
Accommodation bookings are available at the Hyatt at a preferred conference rate.
Getting here
As the preferred airline for the 61st Annual Conference of the Associated Schools of Construction, Air Canada is offering attendees a promotion code for the convention product.
To book a flight with your promotion code, visit aircanada.com and use the following promo code: TMFF4HV1
Upon your arrival at the Calgary International Airport, taxi cabs and car services will be available outside of the international terminal. Uber and Lyft are also available in Calgary.
To learn more about Calgary ahead of your arrival, explore Visit Calgary.
Meet the host
Dr. Azzeddine Oudjehane
Academic Chair, Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management
School of Construction
Helpful links
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