Master in Sustainable Transport Civil Engineering

The tuition fee is 14,018 USD per year. Applications for the Mar 2027 intake close on Dec 15, 2026.

Tampere University stands at the forefront of urban development and infrastructure research, offering a specialized pathway for those driven to rethink how societies move. This programme confronts the urgent challenges of the 21st century by moving beyond conventional, car-centered planning models to seek transport systems that prioritize safety, equity, and minimal environmental impact.

A Paradigm Shift in Mobility

The curriculum is designed for forward-thinking engineers and planners who recognize that mobility—while essential to everyday life and global commerce—is also a primary contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and public safety risks. Students engage with the complexities of:

• Reducing the carbon footprint of the transport sector
• Developing infrastructure that ensures equal access to well-being
• Applying innovative technologies to create resilient, operative transport networks

By blending rigorous technical training with a deep understanding of the built environment, this programme prepares graduates to influence policy and practice in municipalities, consulting firms, and international research organizations alike.