The TSU's Research
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Making the Connection: Education and Outreach
TSU's Executive Education Courses
The TSU's Global Challenges in Transport: Oxford Leadership Programme provides executive online and residential courses which can be taken independently or as a series. Each course draws together transport professionals and researchers from around the world to share insights as they reflect on their own practice and wide-ranging experiences.
Taught by world-leading experts, participants explore the broader social, environmental and political questions around transport in a lively two-way dialogue. The course content is regularly updated to focus on the most relevant complex issues and challenges around sustainable transport and provide the most updated and rigorous research.
Upcoming Courses
Global Challenges in Transport: Climate Change
The Global Challenges in Transport - Climate Change online course gives transport professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to think about how current mobility systems interact with a changing climate.
Upcoming dates: 21 February - 31 March 2023
Format: Online
Find out more about the Global Challenges in Transport: Climate Change course.
Nurturing the next generation of transport scholars
Members of the TSU contribute to the core teaching of both undergraduates and postgraduates at Oxford's School of Geography and the Environment, as well as to courses elsewhere in the University. The highly-rated courses 'Transport and Mobilities' for undergraduates, and 'Cities, Mobility and Climate Change' for the Masters students are key features within each programme.
The TSU supports PhD research and is keen to recruit outstanding students with excellent ideas for an independent research project. These students participate in the Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) programme offered by the School of Geography and the Environment.