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Top reasons to study at EIT Urban Mobility Master School

Study at two universities in two different countries and graduate with a double degree, complemented by an EIT Label Certificate.

Engage in an intensive summer school hosted in two European cities and focused on addressing local urban challenges.

Kick-start your career with an internship as part of the curriculum, providing you with invaluable industry or city work experience and laying the foundation of your professional network.

About EIT Urban Mobility Master School

Country Sweden
Number of courses 3
Year founded 2019

EIT Urban Mobility Master School educates, inspires and unites future leaders across the global urban mobility landscape. Our programmes offer promising career perspectives in cities, public institutions, transport authorities, worldwide industries, research institutes and innovative startups.

The Master School offers three unique double degree programmes in cooperation with 8 leading European universities, industry and cities.

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Meet our Students

EIT Urban Mobility is supported by the EIT, a body of the European Union. All programmes at the EIT Urban Mobility Master School follow the same scheme:

  • Students study one year each at two different universities–the “entry” university and the “exit” university. All options are located at a leading university in Europe in the field of urban mobility.
  • Graduating students will be awarded two officially recognised Master of Science degrees, from each of the two universities. Moreover, the programme is designed so that students may attain the qualifications for a certificate awarded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.*
  • During the first-year studies, students will be introduced to Innovation and Entrepreneurship and participate in an extended Challenge Project. During the same year, students will acquire essential technical skills for working with urban mobility challenges.
  • Between the first and second year, students will participate in a Summer School applying new skills to two different cities within Europe.
  • In the second year, students will choose from several more specialised courses in both technical content and innovation and entrepreneurship. Students will also participate in a shorter challenge project that includes an internship at a company or organisation working to meet urban mobility challenges. To complete their degree, in the second year, students will carry out an independent master thesis, combining and demonstrating their full set of technical and entrepreneurial skills.

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Courses at EIT Urban Mobility Master School

There are 3 courses listed from EIT Urban Mobility Master School. These are displayed below in alphabetical order:

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Graduates 2023 Testimonial

EIT Urban Mobility Master School's second cohort of students successfully graduated in October 2023.

Meet 10 of these Graduates from all around the world and dive into their personal narratives as they share their unique experiences with the programme. Gain insights as they highlight the best aspects of the programme and what sets it apart from other educational offerings. They also reflect on their initial expectations at the beginning of the programme, recount the first steps of their professional journeys, and even reveal how they secured their internships and jobs. A tale of diversity, willpower and exploration.

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Ivo & Pawan, Graduates

Ivo is from the Netherlands and Pawan is from India. They graduated from the EIT Urban Mobility Summer School in October 2023.

In this video, they share the inspiring story of their serendipitous connection during the Summer School and reflect on how the EIT Urban Mobility master’s programme equipped them to develop the innovative concept behind their startup, Urban Vind. A tale of collaboration, learning and entrepreneurial success!

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Axel, Graduate

Axel comes from France and graduated from the EIT Urban Mobility Master School in October 2023. Before joining the programme in 2021, Axel already had an engineering degree and had worked for several years in the UK, Australia, and Chile. When he became the indirect victim of a road car crash, he decided to dedicate his energy and time to making the roads safer. He created MEL - a road safety NGO - and enrolled in the SUMT programme at the EIT Urban Mobility Master School. In this video, he shares how he leveraged the programme's resources to elevate road safety and broaden the conversation on security in urban mobility. A tale of resilience, purpose, and impactful change!

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Fees, Funding and Scholarships at EIT Urban Mobility Master School

EIT Urban Mobility offers generous scholarships to attract top talents worldwide. Our scholarships are merit-based and cover your study duration of two years. They include partial participation fee waivers and monthly allowances.

Please visit the institute website for more information.

Study Abroad Information

All our master programmes feature mandatory mobility: you will study one year at one of our partner universities and the second year at a different partner university in a different European country. Please check the programme specifics on our website for information about which universities are available for your chosen programme.

Our eight partner universities are:

  • Aalto University – Finland
  • KTH Royal Institute of Technology – Sweden
  • Eindhoven University of Technology – Netherlands
  • University of Tartu – Estonia
  • Technical University of Braunschweig – Germany
  • Ghent University – Belgium
  • Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) – Spain
  • University of Lisbon (Técnico Lisboa) – Portugal 

Facts about EIT Urban Mobility Master School

  • Year institution founded: 2019
  • Men to women ratio: 60/40