Four decades after starting to train engineers, the Civil Engineering course of the Tomar Polytechnic University continues to reinvent itself. With former students working in 37 city halls in the country, the training now relies on technological innovation, sustainability and artificial intelligence to respond to the challenges of construction.
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Four decades after starting to train engineers, the Civil Engineering course of the Tomar Polytechnic University continues to reinvent itself. With former students working in 37 city halls in the country, the training now relies on technological innovation, sustainability and artificial intelligence to respond to the challenges of construction.