Continuing Education - ISAAC
Training and professional retraining are essential to drive the energy shift and support the transition towards more sustainable energy systems and buildings. Recognizing the importance of these skills, the ISAAC Institute offers a wide range of continuing education courses designed to meet the needs of professionals and organizations.
Our programs include short modules, such as the SAS courses, ideal for quick and specific updates, as well as more in-depth and structured paths like the CAS and MAS, aimed at those wishing to acquire advanced and specialized knowledge in the field. Each course is designed to provide practical and theoretical skills, essential for addressing the challenges of the energy transition and actively contributing to a more sustainable future.
As far as the built environment is concerned, the energy transition requires the adoption of new technologies for renewable energy and energy efficiency. It represents an opportunity for investment, technological development, territorial redevelopment, competitiveness enhancement, and the creation of new job opportunities.
The Institute of Applied Sustainability to the Built Environment aims to reconcile the innovation needs of the construction sector with the new training requirements by offering courses related to:
Building on a systemic vision of the building, the Institute's training offer aims to promote a more organic and integrated approach to buildings, both at the construction and management levels, and to develop new, more transversal and interdisciplinary professional roles capable of meeting the new market demands driven by the adoption of clean technologies and new standards in the construction sector.
To learn more, visit the Continuing Education section to discover all the courses in the following areas:
The Institute of Applied Sustainability to the Built Environment aims to reconcile the innovation needs of the construction sector with the new training requirements by offering courses related to:
- Development of new professional skills
- Retraining of existing jobs in more sustainable practices
Building on a systemic vision of the building, the Institute's training offer aims to promote a more organic and integrated approach to buildings, both at the construction and management levels, and to develop new, more transversal and interdisciplinary professional roles capable of meeting the new market demands driven by the adoption of clean technologies and new standards in the construction sector.
To learn more, visit the Continuing Education section to discover all the courses in the following areas:
- Environment and Life Sciences
- Cooperation and Development
- Design and Sustainable Development Culture
- Real Estate
- Sustainable Development
- Territory and Security in Climate Change
- Cultural Heritage Enhancement