We will prepare you to work in the dynamically changing conditions of modern and specialized transport. You will gain knowledge in the engineering of means of transport and transport infrastructure, traffic engineering and analysis of transport systems. You will be well prepared for the organization and design of systems, as well as the processes and technologies of road, rail and air transport and the organization of transport logistics. You will also learn the requirements and rules for conducting transport activities.

Transport is the flywheel of the modern economy. Despite the important role it plays, there are many challenges ahead. Digitization, decarbonisation and further expansion of the road network are the most important development trends in this area of the economy. Education in our field meets broad expectations: we will teach you how to make transport environmentally friendly, less emission-intensive, more sustainable and using new types of energy. Dynamic technological development, automation and the increasingly bold use of artificial intelligence mean that what was innovative yesterday is now widely used. Autonomous cars, computer-controlled cars, intelligent electric and hybrid vehicles, hydrogen-powered city buses are just some examples of a civilizational leap in transport. While studying, you will not only have access to the latest solutions, but you will be able to create or improve them.

During your studies in the field of Transport, you will gain knowledge, skills and competences in the field of:

• advanced and specialist engineering knowledge and its application in transport,
• construction and operation of unconventional and modern means of transport and transport infrastructure,
• development of advanced solutions in the field of organization, planning, design of traffic control and management systems,
• selection of modern materials, advanced production technologies and modern technologies for the repair of means of transport,
• transport and forwarding logistics,
• organizing and conducting transport activities and its legal and economic aspects,
• special, multimodal, intermodal, oversize transport, for sensitive loads and dangerous goods.

Our students can participate in educational trips, study visits and internships, during which they get to know potential employers such as: transport companies, airports, vehicle inspection stations, state administration units, traffic management centers, production companies, automotive technical facilities or centers of excellence for vehicle operators transportation. An industrial internship very often opens up opportunities for interesting and well-paid work.

Graduates of second-cycle studies have specialized and advanced engineering knowledge in the field of modern transport. Professional career begins already during studies through, for example, domestic and foreign trips (e.g. ERASMUS+ program), implementation of projects (e.g. PBL projects) and activity in student science clubs. By becoming a Transport graduate, you can work, e.g. in positions:

• in design units of means of transport and transport infrastructure,
• in production and operating units of transport,
• in shipping companies and logistic centers.
• in state administration units and services related to transport,
• a research or research and teaching employee.

Wioletta:

“The study in the field of Transport  is an interdisciplinary thing. The long tradition and continuous development of the field of study guarantees that it provides a solid and advanced engineering foundation, interesting specialties and keeps up with the latest trends (e.g. eco-mobility, electromobility, electric and hydrogen drives, mobility of the future).”

Piotr:

“I recommend studies in the field of Transport. The Faculty provides modern laboratories, interesting specialties, subjects and very well-prepared lecturers. In addition, studies provide a lot of development opportunities related to participation in conferences, scientific circles, ERASMUS trips and internships. I recommend it to everyone interested in transport issues.”