BIM A+

Ever wondered about the power – and limits – of data in BIM? Petr Šimánek, one of our standout BIM A+ students, tackles this head-on in his Master’s dissertation, “IDS in Open BIM Workflow: Potential & Limitations.” 🔹 What’s it about? Petr dives into the Information Delivery Specification (IDS) and its crucial role in the Open BIM workflow. 🔹 Why it matters: this study not only evaluates IDS’s effectiveness but also sheds light on the legal implications of data accuracy in construction. Watch the video for more details. 👇

With BIM A+, your career isn’t limited to one place. Study in Portugal and Slovenia, build connections across the EU, and step confidently into a European job market hungry for BIM expertise. Tag someone who would be perfect for BIM A+ or could benefit from this career boost. 💪🌐

Congrats to Artur Kuzminykh, José Granja, Manuel Parente, and Miguel Azenha for leading the charge on green innovation! 👏 Published in Advanced Engineering Informatics, this study dives into making demolition smarter and more circular. By digitalising material data early, recycling over waste becomes achievable, thanks to openBIM and clear info requirements. 🔑 Key insight: seamless integration with secondary material buyers = sustainable impact. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/dz-t8N9M

That’s the BIM A+ experience in a nutshell.👌 Imagine the skills, networks, and perspectives you’ll gain, with each step preparing you to lead the future of digital construction. What’s stopping you from joining the 2025/26 edition in the 1st Call? Drop your questions below – we’re here to help! ⬇️

We get this question all the time, and here’s the answer: YES! But remember, BIM A+ is a full-time, intensive, in-person program that requires serious commitment and focus. 🙌 The program’s rigorous schedule will keep you engaged with advanced learning and hands-on projects, but there’s no restriction if you choose to work in your remaining time. It’s all about finding the right balance for you! 🙂 Got more questions? Drop them below or check out our FAQs: https://lnkd.in/dQGNRYUf

Ever thought you’d study BIM A+ in a castle’s shadow? Welcome to Guimarães – the birthplace of Portugal, where history and modern tech collide in the best way possible! Start your first semester in the medieval charm of Guimarães, then cross borders to Ljubljana, Slovenia, for your dissertation. Two cities, two cultures, and endless possibilities. 🙂 Apply today: https://lnkd.in/dU7bu3SE

BIM A+ Director, Miguel Azenha, has co-authored the “Guidance for Regulators on use of openBIM” – a crucial step forward for digital collaboration in the construction industry! 🚀 🔹 Why it matters: openBIM addresses productivity and regulatory challenges by enabling seamless data exchange and communication. This is critical as the construction sector continues its digital transformation, aligning with the UN’s goal for sustainable cities. 👉 Discover the full guide on buildingSMART International's website: https://lnkd.in/diS2qF77

This is your shot to see your name called in the seventh edition 25/26. 🌍 Why now? Get an early start and access Europe’s leading BIM program, complete with international study options in Portugal and Slovenia! 📝 Pro tip: be sure to include a detailed CV, motivational letter, and relevant certificates. And if you’re from a non-English-speaking country, don’t forget your language proficiency certification! Will we be calling your name? Apply now and find out: https://lnkd.in/dU7bu3SE

If you’re serious about dominating the world of Building Information Modeling, then BIM A+ is where it happens. ▪️ Career acceleration: imagine finishing the program and being ready to lead, not follow. ▪️ Work in Europe even if you’re joining us from abroad! ▪️ Hands-on learning: dive into real-world projects from day one. 🚀 Apply now, and let BIM A+ take you there: https://lnkd.in/dU7bu3SE

BIM A+2 module has just started with the traditional visit of Prof. Miguel Azenha to the University of Ljubljana. Yesterday was farewell day to the group of Ljubljana to get back to teaching from Guimarães. More news on BIM A+2 outcomes soon!