Mathematical models are fundamental to how we understand, analyse and design transportation systems, but these models face challenges from the rapidly changing nature of mobility. Innovative technologies are being harnessed to deliver new approaches to transport services, and huge volumes of data create new opportunities to examine how patterns of movement are evolving. If you’re a highly numerate graduate with a desire to apply your quantitative skills to the real world, or a practitioner working in the sector, this course will take you to the next level and prepare you for a career as a transport modelling specialist. 97% of our graduates find employment in a professional or managerial role, or continue with further studies.* Experience a course designed in collaboration with employers, learning skills the industry desperately needs to unlock the full potential of big data. Learn to think creatively, beyond the standard application of established solutions, and use your technical expertise across multiple scenarios. Develop and apply mathematical models to analyse and improve the performance of transportation networks and flows: Use mathematical models to represent transport systems and forecast demand, Test solutions and strategies using different models, Apply optimisation algorithms to traffic networks, Develop computer code to enhance and visualise outputs, Critically evaluate and adapt existing modelling techniques, Write scientific reports for technical and lay audiences and Develop research and advanced scholarship skills.