
Partnering with Trimble gives select institutions access to many of the latest tools available in Trimble's diverse portfolio.
Trimble Technology Labs (TTLs) provide students with the latest technology solutions used by today's leading architects, engineers, construction managers, foresters, and surveying professionals.
Swinburne University of Technology: empowering future construction professionals
Swinburne University of Technology's bachelor degree program in construction management is leveraging a suite of Trimble construction software tools from the TTL to equip students with essential technology skills. This comprehensive technology integration throughout their education ensures graduates are well-prepared to excel in their future careers.

Florida A&M University: building a diverse engineering workforce
Florida A&M University is transforming architecture and construction engineering education by equipping students with advanced technology through its TTL. Trimble's collaboration with Florida A&M University establishes the first TTL at a U.S. Historically Black College and University (HBCU), fostering a diverse workforce to lead the future of the industry.

University of British Columbia: pioneering sustainable forestry with Trimble technology
University of British Columbia has integrated Trimble's cutting-edge Connected Forestry technology into its forestry curricula and research initiatives, including at the renowned Malcolm Knapp Research Forest. This innovative collaboration through the TTL equips future forestry professionals with the skills to effectively manage land and forest assets for a more sustainable future.

Edinburgh Napier University: connecting graduates to industry
Edinburgh Napier University's TTL facilitated student research into sustainable timber construction and engineering. This research resulted in graduates being hired by prominent construction companies, with one graduate contributing to modular accommodation for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The Trimble Technology Lab serves as one of the best stops on tours for students, faculty, and visitors; it is a vibrant space abuzz with students working together. Trimble hardware and software have served as a catalyst for many of our students to grow their interest in engineering technology.