Transportation Planning, AC
As one of the world’s most populous regions, the New York City metro area is a natural laboratory for those wishing to dissect the inner workings of a complex transit system. The School of Engineering's Advanced Certificate in Transportation Planning program takes advantage of that fact, offering dynamic courses that emphasize professional practices at an advanced level.
Join our nationally recognized program, and you’ll undertake focused studies in highway capacity, transportation policy, service analysis, and transit systems. Our curriculum is ideal for students hoping to expand their skills and advance their careers without committing to a full-time advanced degree program. Whether you’re a practicing professional or a student seeking to complement your bachelor’s or master’s degree, you can be confident we’ll help you move to the forefront of the transportation planning field.
Admission Requirements
Applicants may be students with bachelor’s degrees seeking to specialize in an aspect of transportation or those with advanced degrees wishing additional coursework in a highly focused area of the profession.
You may apply for transfer to degree programs without any loss of credits, assuming you are admitted to the degree program and that the courses are related to the degree. Admission to this certificate program does not guarantee admission to a full degree program.
Curriculum
You must complete 12 credits of study to obtain an Advanced Certificate in Transportation Planning at the School of Engineering. Nine credits are required courses, plus three credits are chosen from the list of elective courses.
Required Courses
- TR-GY 6011 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
- TR-GY 6113 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
- TR-GY 6231 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
- TR-GY 6333 Please refer to the bulletin for more information
Select Three Credits from the Following:
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