The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies 2030 sequelae injuries and accidents as a leading global burden factors affecting the health and safety of the population. Currently, traffic accidents a year cause more than 1.3 million deaths and between 25 and 52 million serious injuries.

WHO has promoted the Decade of Road Safety globally. Major Public Entities and Business are introducing new models of management and traffic systems, mobility and road safety to reduce the risks of accidents and optimize their resources mobility. These efforts are succeeding in reducing traffic accidents and additionally generating economic value and cost reduction in the balance sheets.

This Master of MFIs in collaboration with the University Camilo Jose Cela provides the expertise to design road safety systems that allow to obtain the ISO 39001 certifications, and other existing on the market, and promote sustainable mobility in their performance environments... [-]

Master of Urban Transport Systems

Faculty of Planning – CEPT University

An effective and efficient transport system is key to economic growth of urban areas and regions. Planning and management of urban transport are complex and requires a comprehensive understanding of various sub-systems like roads and railways, modes like public, private and non-motorised transport, passenger and freight mobility, and the other related dimensions of land use, travel behavior, energy, affordability, financing, and governance. It is only when an integrated approach to achieving transport solutions is adopted, that cities will be able to move towards efficient and sustainable mobility.

With this perspective, Master of Urban Transport Systems aims to provide holistic knowledge on planning, technology, design, operations and management of urban transport, besides developing skill sets related to transport system analysis and application of various policy instruments. The program will combine theoretical analysis with practical applications to help students understand how to deal with transport problems in the real world. The focus is to enable students to comprehend the complexities of urban transport and develop their capacities to shape the future of transport in cities.... [-]

The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies 2,030 road traffic injuries as one of the main factors affecting the health and safety of the population. Currently, road accidents cause more than 1.3 million deaths annually and between 25 and 52 million serious injuries.

WHO has promoted this decade as the decade of road safety globally. Major public and private entities are introducing new models of traffic management, mobility and road safety systems to reduce the risk of accidents and optimize the mobility of their resources. These efforts are succeeding in reducing road accidents and, in addition, generating economic value and reducing costs.

This IMF Master in collaboration with Camilo José Cela University provides the necessary knowledge to design road management systems that allow obtaining ISO 39001 certification and promoting sustainable mobility in all its dimensions and areas of operation.... [-]

FAST FACTS High-quality international master program of 2-years or 120 ECTS, fully accredited Multi-disciplinary take on transportation and traffic safety, including psychological, social, urban, environmental and infrastructural aspects Students gain professional experience through an (international) înternship Taught by renown professors from a leading university and Transportation Research Institute specialized in transportation and traffic safety In the heart of Europe: in between Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the UK Low tuition fees for Belgian, EU and international students

Transportation drives our society

A modern and international transport system is important for moving people, goods and information in a local, regional and (inter)national context. Moreover, it is connected to economic growth! A continuous increase in traffic volumes, for passenger transport as well as freight forwarding transport, leads to major challenges concerning land use, impact on urban areas, traffic safety issues, traffic flow, atmospheric pollution and travel behavior.... [-]

A master programme for practitioners with a unique international profile

In our master programme you have two options: study full-time at Hasselt University or combine your master studies with a job in our flexible distance learning programme.

The Master of Transportation Sciences by distance learning is specifically tailored to the needs of practitioners who want to earn a specialized qualification and broaden their knowledge and work experience in the rapidly changing transportation field. The programme has a pronounced international orientation. Students from all over Europe join this programme and the exchange of experience and knowledge between the international student group brings added value to the course.... [-]

This programme is research-based with no coursework. Students and their study leaders decide on a research topic after which the student follows an agreed-upon research programme until the completion of the dissertation. The studies can either be quantitative or qualitative in nature or a combination of both. Students are also supported through the university statistical support services in questionnaire design and data interpretation. Students undertaking the MCom Degree must have a BCom (Honours) in the field of study whilst students on the MPhil can come from other disciplines, provided they have the required academic foundation for the field of study.

Admission requirements

A relevant Honours Degree in Transport Economics on NQF Level 7 or 8. Applications are subject to a screening and selection process.... [-]