Teaching beyond
the design stage.
Which BIM activities are included in education programmes?
Which BIM activities
are included
in the curriculum?
BIM education across
the lifecycle.
Capturing a place, testing a proposal, delivering an asset and keeping it working all call on different capabilities. The education study asks which of these activities enter the curriculum.
In United Kingdom, planning content appears in 100.0% of responses; operations content in 68.4%. Each result records at least one topic in that family.
Presence does not tell us the hours spent on a topic, its depth, or what learners can do afterwards.
Inspect topics, bases and calculationsCompare teaching and use
Place the curriculum alongside the activities organisations report using.
Read learning & practiceActivities taught
United KingdomContent taught · each axis 0–100%
| Capture | 100.0% | n = 19 · 2025-Q3 |
|---|---|---|
| Plan | 100.0% | n = 19 · 2025-Q3 |
| Simulate | 100.0% | n = 19 · 2025-Q3 |
| Construct | 66.7% | n = 18 · 2025-Q3 |
| Operate | 68.4% | n = 19 · 2025-Q3 |
Teaching
asset operations.
For the same activity, the published samples show different levels of teaching presence. Select a place to read its complete profile.
Country order is alphabetical. These participating samples are not national estimates.
Look across all five activities