How is the program structured?
Modules offered in MIP include:
- General Aspects of Infrastructure Planning
- Statistics and GIS
- Environmental Aspects
- Regional and Urban Planning
- Transport Planning and Modelling
- Water and Power Supply
- Sanitary Engineering
- Integrated Case Study
All students have to complete the nine mandatory modules, but the selection of the four elective modules (out of a catalogue of more than 10) allows for individual specialization. Also, students are free to choose the Master’s thesis topic from the whole catalogue of fields tought in MIP to specialize in a topic relevant to their individual career plans. They can work on a topic from their home country, from the international context, or they can choose a project in Germany.
Details can be found on the website of the degree program.
MIP does not include compulsary internships.
C@MPUSThe Module Guide describes the modules and the required courses belonging to the module. The Module Guide (also called module handbook) is published in the Campus Management System C@MPUS [de].
- C@MPUS
Please click on the book behind the study program's name.
Contact
Elke Schneider
Dipl.-Ing.Course Director
Marion Aschmann
Dr.Academic Staff Member
Markus Friedrich
Prof. Dr.-Ing.Head of Chair for Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering