ZIGURAT and Women in BIM join forces to promote advanced education in BIM and digital transformation

ZIGURAT Institute of Technology and Women in BIM have announced a new Institutional Partnership aimed at promoting the professional development of Women in BIM’s international community and facilitating access to specialised education in architecture, engineering and construction.

Through this collaboration, Women in BIM members will be able to access exclusive benefits across ZIGURAT’s Master’s portfolio, with programmes focused on BIM, innovation, sustainability and the digital transformation of the AECO sector.

The partnership reinforces both institutions’ commitment to continuous learning, diversity and the development of professionals equipped to lead the new challenges of an increasingly digitalised industry.

Women in BIM is an international organisation dedicated to supporting, raising the profile of and connecting women professionals working in BIM and digital construction. Its global community promotes equal opportunities, leadership and professional growth in a sector undergoing significant transformation.

ZIGURAT Institute of Technology has a consolidated track record in online education for architecture, engineering and construction professionals, with programmes designed to connect academic knowledge with practical application in real professional environments. The school maintains a strong connection with BIM, technological innovation and sustainability, key areas for the evolution of the sector.

As part of this collaboration, Women in BIM participants will benefit from special conditions across ZIGURAT’s Master’s programmes, including exclusive discounts applicable during the admissions process.

Rebecca De Cicco, Global Chair of Women in BIM, highlighted the value of this collaboration in continuing to support the professional growth of its community: “Women in BIM is committed to enabling the personal and professional growth of our Members at every stage of their careers. Partnerships such as this with Zigurat Institute of Technology open the door to outstanding opportunities for advanced, reputable training that can help our Members stay at the forefront of industry innovation and digital transformation.”

For her part, Taisa Figueirôa, from ZIGURAT’s Institutional team, added: “This partnership with Women in BIM represents a very valuable opportunity to continue supporting the professional development of women in the sector who are part of this international community committed to the digital transformation of the industry. At ZIGURAT, we fully share this vision: to facilitate access to advanced, practical, inclusive education that is closely connected to the reality of the industry, enabling more professionals to grow, specialise and lead change in an increasingly technological, collaborative and global environment.”