The program is aimed at both, international and German applicants, who have already obtained a bachelor's degree or a comparable degree in one of the following courses: Economics or Business Administration, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a comparable course of study and who wish to deepen and specialize their knowledge. Graduates of universities of applied sciences with comparable qualifications with regard to content are also part of the target group.
Accordingly, the professional qualification is generally already existing before entering the degree program. It is a further qualification that prepares the master graduate for new or further developed fields of work. The central concern of the study program is to teach interdisciplinary cooperation.
With a Master of Science degree in Traffic and Transport, you will be well equipped for the future requirements as an engineer in the transportation industry. Your qualifications set you up for a successful career in all transportation areas.
Due to the increasing mobility needs in our society, the career prospects for university graduates in the transportation sector can be described as very good. The Frankfurt Rhine-Main region, with its central location and excellent overall economic situation, places special demands on its transportation systems and has become the most important transportation hub in Europe. For executives in the transport sector, it is therefore particularly interesting as a training location as well as a good place to be working.
In addition, if you demonstrate above-average abilities in your studies, you can complete your education with a doctorate, before successfully entering working life.
The legal basis of the study program are theGeneral Examination Regulations of the TU Darmstadt together with the study regulations of the study program Traffic & Transport .
The general legal bases at federal and state level are the Higher Education Framework Act and the Hessian Higher Education Act.
Tuition fees are regulated by the Hessian Tuition Fees Act. Information on semester fees can be foundhere.
