Is inviting you to the BEST Course in Summer’ 26!
12.07.2026 - 19.07.2026
Is inviting you to the BEST Course in Summer’ 26!
12.07.2026 - 19.07.2026
Is inviting you
to the BEST Course
in Summer’ 26!
12.07.2026 - 19.07.2026
LET'S START!
Unlock your potential by taking our comprehensive BEST summer course in bridge engineering. This immersive programme offers a unique opportunity to gain a holistic view of the world of bridge engineering. Dive into a hands-on learning experience that connects architecture, civil engineering and geotechnics. Challenge the boundaries of traditional thinking and look at the whole concept, not only the part.
LET'S START
Unlock your potential by taking our comprehensive BEST summer course in bridge engineering. This immersive programme offers a unique opportunity to gain a holistic view of the world of bridge engineering. Dive into a hands-on learning experience that connects architecture, civil engineering and geotechnics. Challenge the boundaries of traditional thinking and look at the whole concept, not only the part.
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ABOUT THE COURSE
Embark on a journey through the world of bridges, some of the most complex and visually striking engineering structures. This multidimensional course connects architectural, structural and geotechnical approaches.
Participants will explore bridges as integrated engineering works where vision, function and ground conditions converge. The course encourages a holistic view of bridges as elements that shape infrastructure and the landscape. If this sounds interesting, apply now! You only have time until Friday, 13 March 2026 until 23:00:00 CET.
VISIT GLIWICE
Discover the charm of Gliwice, a hidden gem in the heart of Silesia, Poland! With its rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque landscapes, Gliwice invites you to explore its unique blend of tradition and modernity. Enjoy the city’s cultural tapestry by visiting museums, art galleries, and lively theaters.
WANT TO EAT SOMETHING NEW?
POLISH CULTURE AND CUISINE
Poland is a country located in the heart of Europe. That’s why, as a nation, we have a long and difficult history related to the events that truly changed the fate of the world. Polish cuisine is hearty and filling, featuring dishes such as pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter’s stew), kiełbasa (sausage) and often utilized ingredients like cabbage, potatoes, and mushrooms.
WANNA VISIT SOMETHING NEW?
POLISH NATURE AND LANDSCAPE
The Polish landscape is characterized by varied terrain forms, ranging from the sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea to the Masurian Lake District. Tatra Mountains, located in the south, are the highest mountain range in the country which offers stunning views along with hiking and skiing opportunities. The rural countryside is dotted with quaint villages and historic castles, making it a popular tourist destination.
WANNA VISIT SOMETHING NEW?
POLISH NATURE AND LANDSCAPE
The Polish landscape is characterized by varied terrain forms, ranging from the sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea to the Masurian Lake District. Tatra Mountains, located in the south, are the highest mountain range in the country which offers stunning views along with hiking and skiing opportunities. The rural countryside is dotted with quaint villages and historic castles, making it a popular tourist destination.
WANNA HEAR A FUN FACT?
POLISH
ACHIEVEMENTS
Gliwice is the place where steel meets vision. It is also where bridges stop fearing gravity.
Why?
In 1796, some elements were cast for the first cast iron arch bridge on the European continent, which was built over the Strzegomka River in Łażany. Although that bridge no longer exists, innovative structures were tested in Gliwice itself, which allowed bridges to “work” in areas affected by mining damage.
WANNA HEAR A FUN FACT?
POLISH
ACHIEVEMENTS
Gliwice is the place where steel meets vision. It is also where bridges stop fearing gravity.
Why?
In 1796, some elements were cast for the first cast iron arch bridge on the European continent, which was built over the Strzegomka River in Łażany. Although that bridge no longer exists, innovative structures were tested in Gliwice itself, which allowed bridges to “work” in areas affected by mining damage.
