Introduction The focus of this CAS is to prepare the attendees to tackle the issues of transportation planning and management. It will address specific operational subject matters in both goods and passenger transport fields in the public and partially in the private sectors. This course will cover issues with an industry-minded approach covering topics such as intermodal passenger/goods transport, capacity planning, environmental impacts, and exchange hubs related to mobility and transportation.
This CAS is included into the MAS Railways and Sustainable Mobility (RSM). It trains both technical and management leaders, seeking a career in the transportation industry or in the public/private sectors of mobility & transportation. The participants acquire the skills needed in departments such as research and development, production, consultancy and public institutions. They will also acquire the knowledge for managing complex interdisciplinary projects.
The participants are going to study public transportation and planning in a wide context related to an integrated mobility. They will learn about the possible interconnection of different transport systems, how to efficiently design a public transportation system, how to calculate footprint emissions of a system, about freight cooperation and interaction between road and rail and much more. This new course will allow the attendees to be at ease in every situation. It will not matter if the topic is related to the transport of person or freight, the participants will receive the knowledgeable and reliable counterpart.
Objectives - Describe a railways passenger transport system and understand the interdependencies
- Describe and apply the general concept of freight & intermodal transportation
- Understand the different transportation models and vehicles
- Know and understand how to correctly apply capacity analysis
- Comprehend the environmental impacts of mobility and implement mitigating actions
- Be capable of developing and to put into effect new concepts of environmentally friendly transportation
- Know and understand how to correctly apply principles of transportation operation management
- Understand and use simulations tools
- Know and understand how to apply the principles of urban public transportation
Intended Audience
This CAS is devoted to engineers, managers, entrepreneurs, and experienced employees from the mobility sector as well as to professionals interested to work in this sector through the acquisition of the knowhow provided by this course. Training applications - Talent development training program
- Internal employee re-qualification or certification
- Introduction program for new hired staff
- Experienced employee cross-qualification
- Independent professional certification
- Strategy development training
Program/modules 1. Transportations models (TXM) - 24 hours (2 ETCS) 2. Rail passenger transport & public transportation (RPP) - 24 hours (2 ETCS) 3. Freight & intermodal transportation (FIT) - 24 hours (2 ETCS) 4. Capacity analysis & operation management (COM) - 36 hours (3 ETCS) 5. Environmental impacts of transportation systems (EIT) - 24 hours (2 ETCS) Download the full Programm description Dates Transportations models (TXM) 17 September 2021, 2 October 2021, 8 October 2021
Rail passenger transport & public transportation (RPP)
18 September 2021, 9 October 2021, 22 October 2021
Freight & intermodal transportation (FIT)
25 September 2021, 19 November 2021, 3 December 2021
Capacity analysis & operation management (COM)
24 September 2021, 23 October 2021, 12 November 2021, 13 November 2021, 17 December 2021
Environmental impacts of transportation systems (EIT)
1 October 2021, 20 November 2021, 4 December 2021 School Time Friday 09:10 – 16:40 *
Saturday 08:30 – 16:00 *
* times might be adapted Weekly block classes at company selected location available upon request (1 ON, 1, 2 or 3 OFF).
All RSM courses can be offered as a continuous 4 days for 4 weeks “Summer School” or “Block” class. Languages Lessons are usually held in English. In agreement with the whole class, certain lessons can be held in Italian, German or French. Mini-theses for the respective CAS, as well as the final Master's thesis, can be written in English, Italian, German or French. Schedule |
