the BIM2in course

This course is not just another series of modules — it is a structured journey into the future of the built environment. Starting with no prior expertise, you will progressively develop the skills needed to understand, structure, and use digital information — evolving from a beginner into a confident professional capable of working with BIM and Digital Twins.

Guided by industry practices and aligned with frameworks such as EN ISO 19 650, this journey reflects how digital collaboration actually happens in real projects — moving from simple tools to fully integrated information systems across the entire lifecycle

Step by step, you will transition from learning tools → to understanding information, from handling models → to managing processes, from working alone → to collaborating in digital environments and from static data → to dynamic, decision-driven Digital Twins.

What do you need to do?

1. Create an account at UNICampus and enroll in the BIM2in course

   • if you are a student, use the Pescara#2026 key to enroll

   • if you are a professional, use the Professionals#007 key to enroll

2. Take the BIM2in course online

   • Tell us a little about yourself (some basic information - the first survey)

   • Start with the initial questionnaire (to determine your starting level)

   • Complete the 6 modules and pass all the associated quizzes (you need a minimum of 80% correct answers, and you have 5 attempts to do so)

     • Earn a BIM2in Foundation Badge for the Basic Modules (Digital Tools, BIM, Digital Twins)

     • Earn a BIM2in Advanced Badges for Digital Twins applied for Cultural Heritage,  LCA, Manufacturing

3. Complete the course

   • Once you’ve completed the course and passed all the modules, let us know what you think of the course (a brief feedback so we can see how we can improve)

   • After you’ve passed all the quizzes, take the final one (to see what level you’ve reached)

   • If you score 80% (still out of 5 attempts), we’ll give you a certificate of completion\

4. Apply for the in-person workshop in Pescara, Italy (exclusively for students) - Deadline: 30.04.2026

   • Congratulations! If you are a student, you can apply to participate in the in-person workshop in Italy.

   • Prepare your RESUME and a COVER LETTER (max. 1 page) explaining why you want to attend the summer school, how you think what you’ve learned in this project will help you in your professional journey, and what skills you believe you’ll bring to the team you’ll be part of (FYI, we use ChatGPT too, but we value human creativity and honesty!).

   • Upload the two .pdf files to the platform and check your email for updates from us.

Are you ready to take the first step toward advancing your career?