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Future Mobility & Management

Flexible, efficient and environmentally friendly: Social and political framework conditions, but also changing user behaviour, are driving the transformation to sustainable mobility. With this in mind, it is clear that the conceptualization, creation and management of new transport and mobility systems requires a broad understanding of the current and future infrastructure and vehicle technologies.

The Future Mobility and Management specialization addresses these factors of change in the mobility and transport sector, providing the participants with a broad spectrum of knowledge and helping them to expand their specific decision-making skills so that they can develop and apply new technologies and business models.

Specialisation Manager

Mario HIRZ
Assoc.Prof. DI. Dr.techn.

Deputy Head Institute of Automotive Engineering,
Group Leader Automotive Mechatronics, TU Graz

Modules of the specialization

  • Module: Digital Transition in Mobility and Transport
  • Module: Vehicle Technologies
  • Module: Mobility Systems

The modules can be booked individually or as a "Future Mobility & Management" package. The participation fees per course/module are € 1,500. Discounts can be offered for booking several modules at the same time.

 

Target groups

Specialists and managers; technical, commercial and/or strategic decision-makers; project managers

  • in the automotive industry, as well as related supplier and service provider industries
  • in traffic planning and management
  • working on the development, maintenance and management of public transport systems
  • from public authorities and institutions related to the design and development of future transport systems and mobility concepts

Academic and consulting experts

  • with an interest in future, digital vehicle technologies, new mobility concepts and mobility systems

Alumni

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
  • Construction Sciences, Architecture / Urban Planning

The transformation that is taking place in passenger and freight transport is being driven by the quest for sustainable mobility and increasing automation. Both innovation drivers are closely connected to digitalization – this presents not only challenges but also many opportunities, introducing new possibilities for the development, deployment and management of technologies for vehicles and infrastructure.

 

Contact

Helmut ASCHBACHER
Dr.
TU Graz Life Long Learning
Phone: +43 316 873 4943
helmut.aschbachernoSpam@tugraz.at