Sustainable Building Information Management at Jönköping University

This master's programme aims to develop the knowledge, skills and experience needed to use and manage modern digital technologies, for example BIM and GIS in the built environment sector to create sustainable values. This includes modelling, simulation, analysis, optimization, visualization, sharing, communicating and managing information, processes and organizations.

Digitalization in the built environment sector

The built environment sector is the largest single sector in most countries. The sector is responsible for the realization of the complex and very individualized products that make up the built environment, i.e. buildings, lighting systems, roads and water and sewer networks. Digitalization in the built environment has entailed major developments and new applications.

There is a need for engineers who have specialist knowledge concerning Building Information Management (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and the implementation of these techniques in the product realization process. Graduates from the programme will support businesses and organizations in the built environment sector to integrate the steps in the product and production chain as well as contribute with the expertise needed for companies to remain competitive on both local and global basis.

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Sustainable Building Information Management - Impressions of your Masters study

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Overview of Masters programmes - Jönköping University

		AI Engineering
		Digital Business
		Economic Analysis
		EDUCARE The Swedish Preschool Model
		Engineering Management
		Global Management
		Industrial Design
		Information Architecture and Innovation
		International Financial Analysis
		International Logistics and Supply Chain Management
		International Marketing
		Interventions in Childhood
		Product Development and Materials Engineering
		Production Development and Management
		Strategic Entrepreneurship
		Sustainable Building Information Management
		Sustainable Communication
		User Experience Design
		Materials and Manufacturing
		Occupational Therapy
		Product Development

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Jönköping: A great city for students

Jönköping is located in the centre of Scandinavia. The locals describe their hometown as a big city in the size of a smaller one, with the  safety of a small town but the dynamicsof a much larger  city. Once here, you will experience a peaceful study environment and feel safe anywhere you go. But you will also find cafés, pubs and restaurants on nearly every street corner and a vibrant night life. Getting around by bike, bus or even on foot is quick and easy, and the city centre is continually expanding and changing.

Within walking distance of campus there are libraries, theatres, cinemas, sports centres, parks, museums, gyms, hotels, restaurants, bars, cafés, shopping strips and even a three-kilometre long beach. There are also plenty of sports activities to engage in not to mention the fact that the local hockey team, HV71, is currently best in Sweden, having won the 2010 Swedish National Hockey League Championship!

Some well known Swedish brands/inventions: IKEA, H&M, Volvo, Husqvarna, ABB and TetraPac, the pacemaker,  modem, computer mouse, Skype and Spotify.

According to the European Innovation Scoreboard, Sweden is the most innovative and entrepreneurial nation in Europe, while maintaining a very high quality of life.

Some of the things we arrange for our international students:

• Accommodation (guaranteed)
• Pick-up service
• Contact person at International office
• Swedish courses
• Contact family

A typical minimum student budget for one month in Jönköping (approx. 7 000 SEK):

• Accommodation: 2 000-3 500
• Food: 2 000
• Local travel: 500 (SL-season card with student discount)
• Telephone/internet: 300
• Clothing, hobby/leisure: 700
• Course literature, hygiene, other: 1500

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