University of East London

Overview

The MSc in Intelligent Transport Planning and Engineering at the University of East London equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills essential for the design, management, and enhancement of contemporary transport systems. This includes a focus on road, rail, and multi-modal networks.

This program is tailored for engineering graduates and professionals, as well as individuals from related fields, who aspire to make significant contributions in transport planning, infrastructure development, and intelligent transport solutions.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured around a series of taught modules complemented by applied research and engineering practice. The availability of specific modules may vary, so it is advisable to consult the program website for the most current offerings.

• Mental Wealth: Professional Life (Engineering Management)
• Soil Structure Engineering
• Environmental Sustainable Engineering & Logistics
• Highway and Railway Engineering
• Intelligent Transport Systems
• Applied Research and Engineering Practice

These modules provide a comprehensive understanding of transport infrastructure and technology, culminating in applied research and engineering practice that prepares students for professional roles or further academic pursuits.

Entry requirements

Applicants for the MSc program should typically possess a degree in engineering or a related discipline, ideally with a significant emphasis on mathematics or computing. A minimum GPA of Lower Second Class is generally required.

Proficiency in English is essential, with a typical requirement of an IELTS score of 6.0 or an equivalent qualification recognized by the university.

Career prospects