Masters Courses at UTP Universities
The Masters courses currently provided by UTP universities are:
Imperial College London and University College London
MSc Transport
MSc Transport with Business Management
MSc Transport with Sustainable Development
The University of Leeds
MSc Transport Planning and Engineering
MSc Transport Planning
MSc Transport Planning and Environment
MA Transport Economics
Napier University
MSc Transport Planning and Engineering
MSc TransportPlanning and Engineering - Birmingham based day-release - contact malcolmweaver@bulldoghome.com
Newcastle University
MSc Transport Engineering & Operations
MSc Transportation Planning & Policy
MSc Transport and Business Management
MSc Transport and the Environment
University of Salford
MSc Transport Engineering and Planning
University of Southampton
MSc Transportation Planning and Engineering
University of Westminster
MSc Transport Planning and Management
MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Study Options
All UTP courses can be followed on either a full-time or a part time basis.
Studying full-time takes a full year, starting in September or October with degrees awarded the following autumn, winter or spring, provided all the work has been completed on schedule and to the required standard.
Studying part-time normally takes between two and three years, with students usually attending the university for set days each week. However, some UTP universities permit the completion of their course over as long as five years.
Napier offers a distance learning option, which normally takes two years for completion.
Funding Possibilities
Some funding support for full time UK students is available, although it is limited as EPSRC no longer funds Masters courses. Click here to find out more.
Transport as a Career
The UTP is supported with funds from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, which provides monies for studentships as well as co-operative activities.
Universities Transport Partnership