Master’s in Global BIM Management

The Online Master’s in BIM Management is designed for professionals in architecture, engineering, structures, and MEP within the AEC sector who are already using or planning to implement BIM. It is particularly suited for architects, engineers, contractors, and project managers who wish to take on responsibilities in the management, coordination, and leadership of projects with an OpenBIM vision and a focus on interoperability.

Through this programme, participants will acquire the advanced skills and knowledge needed to efficiently manage BIM projects, including overseeing project workflows, coordinating and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring that BIM models remain accurate and up to date.

Yes. You will work with Autodesk Revit both in the modules and in the Final Master’s Project (FMP), and you will have access to the Block 0 introductory course, the “Autodesk Training Centre,” and all the resources it offers. But there is much more software: Autodesk Navisworks, Trello, Twinmotion, Plannerly, Solibri, Slack, BIM Collab, Rhinoceros, Dalux, Dynamo, Teckla, Synchro, BIM Vision, Speckle, Catenda, and many other tools for BIM coordination, cost management, and planning. Upon completion, you will also be able to obtain Autodesk and Bentley certifications.

In addition to Autodesk and Bentley, ZIGURAT’s Master’s in BIM Management is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT) and Building Transformations. This Master’s also offers a validation pathway towards the PG Dip of the MSc in Building Information Modelling and Project Collaboration at the University of Derby.

Yes, the Master’s in BIM Management follows a Live Online methodology. Each class is unique, allowing real-time interaction with professors through questions. In addition, it is worth 60 ECTS and offers a double degree accredited by IL3-University of Barcelona, along with ZIGURAT’s own qualification.

The BIM Manager is responsible for coordinating people, tools, and data, defining protocols and standards, ensuring the quality of the model, and overseeing the delivery of outputs (BEP, CDE, phase-based workflows). The Master’s in BIM Management prepares you to take on this role with a practical, results-oriented approach.

BIM is a collaborative way of planning, designing, constructing, and managing building and infrastructure assets through digital models and information flows. OpenBIM uses open standards (IFC) and a CDE to ensure interoperability between disciplines and BIM software across the design, construction, operation, and maintenance phases.