The course includes sub-areas of Civil Engineering, Transport, Economics and Law and is therefore an inter-disciplinary subject, in which one of the disciplines of either Economics or Transport is studied in greater depth during the Master's degree course. The students therefore learn about the bigger picture and the integration of various disciplines from the very beginning. During the course of study at the various faculties you also receive a comprehensive look into the diverse world of research for the teaching fields concerned.

In the winter semester, BA students can select an elective module “Selected Chapters of Traffic Planning” taught by a post-doc from an English university (e.g. University College of London UCL) or the University FLINT (Michigan).

National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapur, Singapur Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), Peking, China

The Centre for Transport has several state-of-the-art measurement facilities in the field of road construction and for traffic surveys. This equipment is also used within student projects and is made available for working on tasks within the scope of a thesis.

The research work in the field of Traffic Management Engineering ranges from Traffic Planning and Traffic Engineering tasks in private transport and public transport to a wide range of questions of freight transport to special optimisations.

The subject of "Transport Industry Engineering" is unique in Germany in this form and combination and is an ideal compromise, if you are interested in transport and wish to be trained in the field of Engineering as well as in Economics.