2026 - Short Course on Sustainable Transport Planning

From a technical perspective, the course aims are to obtain insights in the following topics:
Territorial planning, based on Transit-Oriented Development
Public management of the diverse transportation modes (train, subway, tram, bus, non-motorized vehicles, pedestrian traffic, etc.) and their integration as a system
Linking the various systems for multimodal mobility
A better quality public space, based on urban-architectural design, integration with the landscape, and the creation of places with identity.
Approach & Scope
The course is based on an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective, addressing the planning, design, management, implementation and operation of sustainable urban mobility modes at various territorial scales, from regional and metropolitan areas, to district, and local zones.
Target Audience
Transportation engineers, architects, civil engineers, systems engineers, lawyers, economists, sociologists, geographers, political scientists, among other professionals, with some experience in public management, consulting, or research.
Added Benefit
The course draws on recent references from projects implemented in some iconic Latin American cities such as Mexico City, Bogota, and Lima (airports, trains, metros, BRT, cycle paths, public spaces, and pedestrian traffic).