Are you curious to discover what can go wrong in a project related to structures, infrastructures and construction, and how a mistake can become a valuable learning opportunity?

 

Join WHAT WENT WRONG? Structures, Infrastructures and Construction Cases, an interactive event designed to challenge you through real business cases from the fields of civil engineering, building, infrastructures and the built environment, presented directly by companies and professionals.

 

During the event, you will work on concrete challenges connected, for example, to structural design, infrastructure construction and maintenance, construction site safety, risk management, sustainability in the construction sector, the use of innovative materials, regeneration of the built environment and the integration of technological solutions in real-life contexts.

 

Each company will present a real problem faced during a project and invite you to analyse the context, identify what went wrong and choose the solution you consider most appropriate between two possible alternatives.

 

You will be able to submit your choice in real time through a live poll and compare your reasoning with that of other students. Immediately afterwards, the company will explain how the problem was actually solved, sharing the decisions taken, the mistakes made and the main lessons learned.

 

The event will end with a Q&A session, where you will have the opportunity to explore the cases in more depth, ask questions directly to professionals and better understand the skills required to work on projects involving structures, infrastructures, construction and the built environment.

 

A dynamic and engaging format to train your problem-solving, critical thinking and decision-making skills, while getting closer to the real challenges of the construction sector and the job market.

 

Please note that the event will be held in Italian and is part of the Career Service Award.

 

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All events are open exclusively to students and graduates of Politecnico di Milano.