Training course on Structural Conservation of Built Heritage (phase II)

For Arabic-Speaking Structural Engineers

Why This Course? 

Following the successful completion of the first phase of the Structural Conservation course, the second phase (remote training) seeks to deepen the expertise of specialists in structural conservation, their understanding of its theories, and advanced techniques. This initiative responds to the pressing needs of a region facing severe challenges due to natural disasters, conflicts, and wars, which have left a significant number of historic buildings in various states of damage—ranging from architectural deterioration and structural failure to complete destruction in many cases.

Objective

The course aims to enhance the technical skills of structural engineers in addressing complex conservation challenges while strengthening the capacity of heritage institutions in Arab Member States. 

What Will You Learn? 

Who Should Apply?  

The course offers two categories of participation—Participants and Attendees—each with different levels of engagement: 

Those accepted in this category will actively participate in discussions and exercises. 

Applications for this category are subject to an interview. If an applicant does not pass the interview, they will have the option to join as an attendee. 

Attendees will have full access to the sessions and observe the discussions without active participation in exercises. 

Application Process

To apply, please complete the online application form. by providing information about your professional background, your experience in structural conservation, and the heritage site or institution you are associated with.