MSc Transport Planning and Engineering

Course Information

MSc Transport Planning and Engineering offers the gateway to a successful career in the transport professions.

All assessments are assignments which are case study based taken from the comfort of your home. Throughout the entire course you will be supported by ENU professors, this course can be completed in a minimum of 20 months and a maximum of 4 years.

Identical in duration and content to a part-time course, this option replaces campus attendance with specially developed printed and online learning materials. You can study at your own pace, in your own time.

Your studies will also benefit from our excellent links with industry and the transport research community, allowing you to gain a good understanding of the profession from industry-relevant teaching, guest lecturers and by engaging with transport practitioners and researchers. Throughout this course you will be 100% supported and delivered directly by ENU professors.

This programme allows those working in the industry to expand their professional capabilities and meet the educational requirements for chartership.

The MSc Transport Planning and Engineering comprises six “taught” modules and a Dissertation to a timescale that matches your requirements, but can be completed in 20 months.

The modules you will complete over the MSc Transport Planning and Engineering course are Transport Policy, Public Transport, Transport Economics and Appraisal, Transport and Traffic Models, Traffic Engineering Design, Transport Demand Management and Road Safety and Transport Research models along with the completion of a Dissertation.

The modules you will complete over the MSc Transport Planning & Engineering course are: