This MBA in Sustainable Mobility Management is delivered at the EUREF campus in central Berlin. It responds to the growing environmental footprint and high energy demand of transport systems by promoting new concepts and interdisciplinary solutions for mobility. The programme combines academic foundations with applied learning to prepare graduates to address complex sustainability challenges in transport.
The curriculum takes an integrative, cross-disciplinary approach, exposing students to a range of perspectives on mobility and sustainability. Through a mix of theory and practice, you will build both a conceptual understanding and practical skills needed for strategy development, system analysis, implementation, complex decision-making and project management in the mobility sector.
The MBA is aimed at professionals who want to deepen their expertise in sustainable mobility management. It is particularly suited to practitioners from engineering, transport and mobility planning, architecture, and sustainability-focused project management who seek specialist knowledge to drive change in transport systems.
Requirements / key facts
This three-semester, 90 ECTS master’s curriculum integrates technical, economic and managerial perspectives to prepare graduates for sustainability challenges in the mobility sector. The first semester establishes core foundations through modules on sustainable technologies, economic and financing models, business communication, and the legal and governance framework for mobility. These courses give students the technical literacy, financial mindset and regulatory awareness needed to engage with sustainable transportation solutions.
The second semester emphasizes implementation, change and future-oriented thinking. Modules cover project management, innovation and transformation management, behaviour and human‑centred design, a lecture series on perspectives and research methods, and mobility trends and futures. Together they train students to manage projects, lead organisational change, apply user-centred approaches and use methods for scenario and trend analysis.
In the final semester students personalise their studies with two electives (6 ECTS each) and complete an 18‑ECTS master’s thesis as the programme’s capstone. Practical exposure is built into the curriculum through excursions and company visits, allowing you to connect theory with real-world organisations and mobility projects.
To apply you must provide your academic documents (degree and transcripts), a structured CV and a short motivation letter in English. All academic records must be presented in English or German. The programme requires at least one year of full-time work experience completed after your first university degree — applicants with professional background in transport or planning are especially encouraged.
You will also need to demonstrate English language ability; check the programme webpage for which tests and minimum scores are accepted. GMAT or GRE scores are not mandatory but may be submitted if you already have them.
Winter Semester (International)
31 March 2026
Winter Semester (EU/EEA)
31 March 2026
Graduates gain the analytical tools and practical skills needed for strategic, managerial and project-based roles in the mobility and transport sector. The programme prepares students for positions in public agencies, transport operators, consultancies, infrastructure firms, startups and sustainability-oriented roles in private companies, where they can lead strategy development, project implementation and innovation initiatives.
Because the course emphasises cross-disciplinary problem solving, communication and project management, alumni are well placed to work at the interface of technology, policy and business—designing and delivering sustainable mobility solutions at local, national and international levels.
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