Calls
Ventilation and Tunnel Safety
This collaborative online international learning course (COIL) entitled Ventilation and Tunnel Safety provides a comprehensive introduction to tunnel safety, covering the full lifecycle from design and construction to operation and emergency response. Students will explore technical, legal, and strategic dimensions of safety for both road and rail tunnels, and engage with real-world case studies and expert insights from industry and academia.
Key topics include:
This is the fourth edition of the course with students of different nationalities and backgrounds from two member universities of the Unite! Alliance (TUG and PoliTo), to involve the engineers (civil, energy and mechanical) of the coming years in the topic of ventilation and tunnel safety. Students will learn through short theory sessions and collaborative group work focused on developing safety strategies and designing safety installations.
Target group: Master and Doctoral students in the are of civil and mechanical engineering.
Deadline for applications: 27 February 2026.
For further information, please visit the course website.
Key topics include:
- Introduction to the Tunnel Safety
- Operation and Construction
- Brief overview on the Legal aspects (EU and National)
- Basics about Safety installations
- Safety Aspects (safety strategies, tunnel fires, evacuation, sensing, risk assessment, alternative fuels, etc.)
- Case studies road and rail Tunnels
- Input of Experts from industries and Academia
This is the fourth edition of the course with students of different nationalities and backgrounds from two member universities of the Unite! Alliance (TUG and PoliTo), to involve the engineers (civil, energy and mechanical) of the coming years in the topic of ventilation and tunnel safety. Students will learn through short theory sessions and collaborative group work focused on developing safety strategies and designing safety installations.
Target group: Master and Doctoral students in the are of civil and mechanical engineering.
Deadline for applications: 27 February 2026.
For further information, please visit the course website.