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3D-4CH Winter School

August 21, 2025
3D-4CH, Anons

3D-4CH Winter School

Save the date: 3D-4CH Winter School, 21–23 January 2026


We’re excited to announce the 3D-4CH Winter School, taking place from 21 to 23 January 2026 at the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels.

This three-day event is tailored for cultural heritage professionals, from museum teams to digitisation specialists, who want to deepen their knowledge and hands-on experience with 3D technologies.

What to Expect

The Winter School will offer a dynamic mix of:

  • Keynotes from leading voices in digital and cultural heritage
  • Hands-on sessions featuring the latest 3D tools, techniques, and workflows
  • Collaborative learning designed to foster knowledge exchange and build lasting connections

Organised in cooperation with the Twin it! Part II campaign by the Europeana Foundation and the European Commission, the Winter School is part of the 3D-4CH project’s broader mission: building a European Online Competence Centre for 3D cultural heritage. This initiative aims to support institutions and individuals across Europe in navigating the digital shift with confidence and skill.

Whether you’re just getting started with 3D or are already well along your digitisation journey, the Winter School is your opportunity to explore new tools, share best practices, and shape the future of digital heritage.

Open Call Launching September 2025

In September, we’ll publish the official Open Call with programme details, how to apply, and information on available funding to support participation.

The project “3D-4CH — Online 3D Competence Centre for Cultural Heritage” is implemented by the public organisation Pixelated Realities, acting as a consortium partner, and is funded by the European Commission under the Digital Europe Programme. The project’s beneficiary in Ukraine is the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine.