Disruptive methodologies applied to the Construction, Architecture and Engineering (AECO) industry

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The Disruptive methodologies applied to the Construction, Architecture and Engineering (AECO) industry program is a 1-week non-degree course that introduces students to innovative approaches in the AECO sector. Taught in English, it's open to students of all levels.

This program will teach you about cutting-edge methodologies like design thinking, lean construction, and building information modeling. You'll develop skills in problem-solving, collaboration, and project management through hands-on activities and case studies.

Graduates of this program could work as Innovation Consultants, Construction Managers, or Architecture Specialists, employed by companies like architecture firms, construction companies, or urban planning agencies.