Become a leader in transport with MSc Transport and Mobility Systems at UCL - funding options available

Become a leader in transport and gain the specialised expertise needed to design sustainable, accessible and equitable mobility systems with Transport and Mobility Systems at UCL Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering. Combining relevant theory with real-world project-based application, the course explores challenges from local urban mobility to global issues such as climate change. 

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Key Features

• World-leading multidisciplinary teaching: Learn from leading academics and researchers across UCL Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering with expertise spanning engineering, social sciences, data science and policy.
• Flexible study pathways: Combine flexible study pathways with themes such as intelligent mobility, sustainability, shared transport systems and behaviour change, with a transformative, project-based curriculum
• Industry-relevant learning: Engage with real-world case studies, industry partners, and fieldwork opportunities, including consultancy-style challenges with external partners.
• Strong focus on sustainability: Gain a strong grounding in sustainability, decarbonisation and equitable mobility systems across transport contexts.
• Advanced research facilities: Access state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities, such as the Person-Environment-Activity-Research-Laboratory (PEARL).

Benefits

• Career-ready skills: Develop in-demand skills in areas such as systems thinking, decision-making, and problem solving.
• Strong industry links: Build strong professional networks through industry engagement and collaborative projects with partners such as Transport for London (TfL), Network Rail, Great British Railways Transition Team (GBRTT), Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) and more.
• Strategic career development: Gain both technical and contextual expertise across transport systems, preparing you for leadership roles in a rapidly evolving global field.
• World-class location: Study in London, a global hub for transport innovation, policy and infrastructure, home to leading consultancies, operators and public bodies.

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Entry Requirements

Applicants typically require a minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

The course is available on a full-time (one year) basis, with a part-time study route also offered for those wishin

Fees and Funding

You can see some funding options for Transport and Mobility MSc on our website. For a comprehensive list of the funding opportunities available at UCL, including funding relevant to your nationality, please visit the Scholarships and Funding webpage.

Graduate Destinations

Transport and Mobility MSc graduates unlock multiple pathways due to their comprehensive skill set, in-depth technical across transport systems, and broad contextual knowledge. They pursue careers across the sectors, including roles in:

• Transport consultancy and engineering
• Government and policy
• Infrastructure and rail organisations
• International development and research

Recent graduates of the department have secured positions across a range of sectors, industries, and organisations such as AECOM, ARUP, Department for Transport, TFL, and more (Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2017-2023). The course also provides a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue doctoral research in transport and mobility systems.

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Join our Spotlight Lecture on Intelligent Mobility

At UCL, our Intelligent Mobility group (IM@UCL) is involved in shaping the future of transport – making it safer, more efficient, and better suited to people’s needs. We look at everything from autonomous vehicles and AI in transport to human behaviour, neuroscience, and sustainability, combining different areas of expertise to tackle real-world problems.

Join Professor Bani Anvari, Director of IM@UCL, for our Transport and Mobility Systems Spotlight Lecture: Intelligent Mobility. This Spotlight lecture explores emerging technologies in transport, touching on how these integrate into our Transport and Mobility Systems MSc, followed by a Q&A. This event is taking place on Tuesday 26 May, 12pm-1pm UK time. To register, please visit our website.

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