COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Transport and Urban Planning program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to address the complex challenges of urban transport and planning. Core modules such as Digital Planning – Spatial and Policy Analysis, Digital Planning – Decision Support Systems, Future Transport and Mobility, Sustainable Transport Project, Land Use and Transport Planning, and the Dissertation provide a blend of theoretical understanding, practical application, and independent research experience. These modules develop expertise in spatial analysis, digital tools, policy evaluation, sustainable mobility strategies, and the integration of land use with transport planning. Optional modules, including Sustainable Urban Mobilities, Design for Healthy Places, Infrastructure Planning, and the International Fieldtrip, allow students to tailor their learning to specific interests and gain exposure to innovative approaches and global best practices. Through a combination of case studies, project work, and applied research, students acquire analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills essential for modern transport planning and urban development. The program prepares graduates for careers in transport planning, urban policy, consultancy, infrastructure development, and research, with the ability to contribute to sustainable, efficient, and equitable urban transport systems. By integrating theory, digital tools, and real-world application, the MSc develops professionals capable of shaping the future of urban mobility and planning.