Promoting Education in Digital Twins: Executive Master at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

At the Building Digital Twin Association (BDTA), we actively support initiatives that foster knowledge exchange, professional development, and innovation in the field of Digital Twins.

We are pleased to share the launch of a new edition of the Executive Master in Digital Twins for Infrastructures and Cities, developed by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. This program is designed to bring advanced knowledge and practical expertise to professionals, companies, and institutions involved in the digital transformation of infrastructure and urban systems.

A Program Aligned with Industry Needs

Digital Twins are becoming a key enabler for smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable infrastructures and cities. This Executive Master aims to equip participants with the skills required to design, implement, and manage Digital Twin solutions across different domains.

The program is particularly relevant for:

  • Professionals working in infrastructure, construction, and urban planning
  • Organizations involved in digital transformation processes
  • Public institutions seeking to implement data-driven decision-making

Discover the Program

To introduce this new edition, the program team has prepared a presentation video outlining its objectives, structure, and value for participants:

🎥 Presentation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuzyvNiWepE

For more detailed information about the curriculum and enrollment:

🔗 Program details: https://www.digitwin4ciue.eu/education-training/

Supporting Knowledge and Community Growth

At BDTA, we encourage our members and the wider community to engage with educational initiatives like this one and to share them within their professional networks. Strengthening skills and expertise in Digital Twins is essential to accelerating innovation and delivering impact across the built environment.

We thank the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid for sharing this initiative and contributing to the development of the Digital Twin ecosystem.

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