Master in Sustainable Building Information Management Master

Tuition fees are 170,000 SEK per year. The application deadline for the Aug 2027 intake is May 2, 2027.

Jönköping University's School of Engineering is a member of the internationally recognised CDIO Initiative™, ensuring that this programme is rooted in innovation, entrepreneurship, and practical, industry-aligned learning. As the global construction sector faces urgent pressure to transition toward more sustainable and resource-efficient models, this master’s programme provides the technical expertise and holistic mindset required to lead that digital transformation.

Students engage with the complex intersection of digital technology and the built environment. You will gain mastery over advanced tools such as Building Information Management (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), alongside simulation, data analysis, and programming. The curriculum is designed to move beyond theory, focusing on the practical application of data-driven processes to solve real-world challenges in construction, infrastructure, and urban development.

Developing the Future of Digital Construction

The programme features a strong emphasis on professional readiness. With an integrated eight-week internship, students gain critical exposure to industry workflows, while an optional third-semester study abroad opportunity allows for international networking at partner institutions. Graduates emerge with a unique, high-demand skillset, prepared to step into roles such as BIM Manager, Digital Developer, or Change Manager, capable of driving the development of smart, resilient, and energy-efficient cities.