The incorporation of digital tools in the construction sector has opened new possibilities for project development and management. In this context, methodologies like Building Information Modeling (BIM) are being considered in various construction-related projects and processes. In Peru, this topic is also present through initiatives such as Plan BIM Perú, which is part of the efforts to incorporate BIM in the country.
The Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC) offers the Diplomado en BIM: Building Information Modeling program to address the demand for professionals skilled in digital project management. The program covers BIM management, architectural and structural modeling, Plan BIM Perú, ISO 19650 standards, and strategic project management. Participants develop a full BIM project and earn certifications to advance their careers.
This demand for BIM expertise extends beyond academic training. Construction firms in Peru now require BIM proficiency for major projects, particularly in infrastructure and urban development. Without qualified personnel, companies may face challenges in accuracy, cost management, and regulatory compliance.
Plan BIM Perú’s framework, aligned with global standards, sets deadlines for public and private projects to adopt BIM. By 2026, the government expects faster compliance as privately funded infrastructure projects drive demand for greater efficiency. For professionals, staying current with BIM is essential to remain relevant in a rapidly digitizing industry.
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For more information about the program, visit the official UPC page: Diplomado en BIM.
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