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Intelligent Transport Systems at a glance

• Degrees: Master of Science in Engineering (MSc) in Intelligent Transport Systems (UAS TW), Ing./MSc (CTU), MSc in Transportation Systems Engineering (LiU)

• Language of instruction: English
• Size of intake: 90 per year (30 at UASTW, 30 at CTU, 30 at LiU)
• Duration: 4 semesters
• Start: August (LiU), September/October (UASTW and CTU)
• Workload: 120 ECTS credits (30 credits per semester)
• Contact hours: around 20 per week

Acquired competencies

• Design, analyse and evaluate state of the art ITS by using or developing appropriate mathematical tools (modelling, optimising, statistics, discrete mathematics)
• Understand the function and use of technical and technological equipments (for sensoring, detection, positioning, communication, data processing and pre-processing); understand the role of ITS for improving the transportation systems; understand and asses the different modes of transport including intermodal solutions
• Take into account human behaviour and the way it influences the effect of ITS (HMI, traffic psychology, user needs, behavioural response to ITS)
• Consider the connections between transport and the economy, transport and the environment, transport and land use
• Take into account legal requirements regarding the transport system especially with respect to ITS (safety, interoperability, data protection, liability, environmental aspects)
• Manage ITS projects in an international and intercultural context
• Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of different business concepts (PPP, B2B, B2C, B2A)