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The transportation sector is constantly evolving: shifts in technology, economics, society, politics, and regulations continuously reshape the landscape where transportation services are both needed and delivered. Transportation system design, management, and performance are deeply intertwined with broader societal and economic frameworks.
Swift transformations in the transportation sector, along with its connections to urban infrastructure, information technology, and production strategies, demand that transportation experts possess strong foundational knowledge, adaptability, and the foresight to implement innovative solutions in a rapidly changing world.
Our mission is to equip students with the skills to recognize, evaluate, and address intricate transportation challenges, while effectively communicating their solutions for real-world application. We take special pride in the collaborative and nurturing bonds between our faculty and students, fostering an enriching academic community at Northwestern that excels in research, professional growth, and personal advancement.
A BS degree in engineering or
A non-engineering degree emphasizing quantitative coursework in mathematics, operations research, computer science, statistics, or econometrics.
TOEFL or IELTS test scores are required of most international applicants.