Transport Services

Graduates will learn the principles of scientific work, interconnection between science - research - development – use, including feedback on, for example, impacts of different modes of transport on the environment. They will also learn to formulate scientific problems, scientific and practical objectives of solutions, hypotheses and to verify their validity by modelling, experimentation and in practice. They are also able to evaluate legal and economic aspects of new transport services, and have the ability to present results achieved at home and abroad through scientific conferences, seminars and scientific and professional journals in order to contribute to the development of the field of study. Moreover, they are able to solve practical tasks for practice. Graduates also master scientific methods of research and experimental work in the field of transport systems, can design models of transport systems and transport processes and with the use of optimization and simulation methods they can design optimal transport systems and manage them to ensure required quality of service and minimize operating costs and negative impacts of transport on the environment. Graduates master the scientific methods of analysis of requirements for the transport and design of a system of efficient services to service these requirements. They have the necessary knowledge in the field of management and telematics, which allows them to design modern solutions 5 based on intelligent transport systems, integrated and multimodal transport systems, etc. Graduates master the scientific methods of analysis of requirements for transport services and related activities and the design of efficient systems based on current and future customer needs. They have knowledge of the individual factors of the provided transport services, the transport characteristics of individual types of transport, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the possibilities of using intermodality. They have knowledge of the application of information technology and telematics in the context of the humanitarian factor - psychology and sociology. Graduates are employable in research and development organisations with a transport and economic focus, in state administration bodies, as well as teachers at universities

Graduates will learn the principles of scientific work, interconnection between science - research - development – use, including feedback on, for example, impacts of different modes of transport on the environment. They will also learn to formulate scientific problems, scientific and practical objectives of solutions, hypotheses and to verify their validity by modelling, experimentation and in practice. They are also able to evaluate legal and economic aspects of new transport services, and have the ability to present results achieved at home and abroad through scientific conferences, seminars and scientific and professional journals in order to contribute to the development of the field of study. Moreover, they are able to solve practical tasks for practice. Graduates also master scientific methods of research and experimental work in the field of transport systems, can design models of transport systems and transport processes and with the use of optimization and simulation methods they can design optimal transport systems and manage them to ensure required quality of service and minimize operating costs and negative impacts of transport on the environment. Graduates master the scientific methods of analysis of requirements for the transport and design of a system of efficient services to service these requirements. They have the necessary knowledge in the field of management and telematics, which allows them to design modern solutions 5 based on intelligent transport systems, integrated and multimodal transport systems, etc. Graduates master the scientific methods of analysis of requirements for transport services and related activities and the design of efficient systems based on current and future customer needs. They have knowledge of the individual factors of the provided transport services, the transport characteristics of individual types of transport, their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the possibilities of using intermodality. They have knowledge of the application of information technology and telematics in the context of the humanitarian factor - psychology and sociology. Graduates are employable in research and development organisations with a transport and economic focus, in state administration bodies, as well as teachers at universities

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