Budapest University of Technology and Economics

What you'll study

Learning emphasizes practical use of digital twins and preparation for the digital and green transition in construction. Delivery includes evening online instruction, a series of three-day educational events with lectures and workshops at each of the three awarding universities, and an open conference series for students and partners. The second semester culminates not in an individual thesis but in collaborative applied work: teams of 2–3 students address a real-world problem posed by a corporate partner, supported by company and university advisors.

Entry requirements

Applicants should hold an engineering degree related to the construction industry. There is no selection interview or admissions process beyond meeting the stated educational requirement; applicants only need to satisfy the basic educational prerequisites set out by the programme.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to lead and manage digitalisation projects in the construction and infrastructure sectors, with practical experience in digital twin technologies and industry collaboration. The programme targets those aiming for roles that bridge engineering practice, digital systems and sustainability-driven transformation within construction, infrastructure management and urban projects.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme charges tuition for the two semesters; the advertised range is €7,000–€10,000. Its evening and hybrid format is designed to be compatible with continued employment, which may help students combine work-based funding or employer sponsorship with the course. European-level accreditation is in progress, and prospective applicants should check current funding or scholarship options with the programme contact.