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Transportation
Engineering Graduate Program Overview The graduate educational program in Transportation Engineering at the University of Florida focuses on a wide spectrum of topics including highway capacity, facilities design, traffic operations, systems analysis, network modeling, travel behavior, demand forecasting, and planning. Additionally, with the wide diversity of programs available within the University, opportunities exist to pursue other areas of minor emphasis.
The emphasis areas of the transportation research program include:
The program is affiliated with the Transportation Research Center (TRC). This center was established by the Florida Board of Regents in October 1972 to provide a central point through which transportation research may be developed, performed and reported. Located in the College of Engineering, the TRC works with a number of other academic units throughout the college and the university. The Transportation Engineering Program and the Transportation Research Center are home to the Center for Multimodal Solutions for Congestion Mitigation (CMS). The CMS is a U.S. DOT Tier 1 University Transportation Center (UTC). The University of Florida Transportation Engineering program is also part of the Southeastern Transportation Center (STC) consortium. The STC represents the member institutions of Region IV of the USDOT's University Transportation Centers (UTC) program. Special Announcements *** Internship opportunities for undergraduate students *** Contact Information
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