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Become a leader in transport and mobility systems with this one-year MSc at UCL. From micro street-level issues to macro-level global concerns like climate change, you’ll gain the specialised expertise needed to design sustainable, secure, accessible, and equitable transport and mobility systems for all. If you’re looking for a specialist Master's in transport and mobility systems, there’s no better place to study than here at UCL. Bringing together the relevant theory with project-based experience, our diverse curriculum covers everything from intelligent mobility, sustainability and resilience, to infrastructure and urban planning. The programme builds upon the legacy of the Intercollegiate MSc Transport, jointly delivered by UCL and Imperial College London for over four decades. Developed in response to emerging industry demands, this programme is delivered by UCL Centre for Transport Studies, renowned for its pioneering research and education in the field. You'll learn to address the multifaceted challenges within transportation and the interplay of socio-technical systems and behaviours. You’ll also acquire understanding of how and why transport and mobility experts make certain decisions from an economic, environmental, business, technical, and societal standpoint. There’s a big emphasis on transferable skills like leadership, decision-making, systems thinking, creativity, problem solving, and contextual intelligence – which, when coupled with your technical expertise, will make you highly sought after for jobs in consultancies, transport operations, government and non-governmental bodies. This programme is ideal if you are interested in gaining the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to elevate your expertise and credentials in the transport sector. We welcome applications from those with a first degree in policy, economics, geography, engineering, or similar fields, who want to pursue a life-long and fulfilling career in various transportation sectors and other related industries.
