05.11.2024 - 29.11.2024
(2nd Edition)
3+1 week
English
TU Berlin - EUREF-Campus, Berlin
TU Berlin Certificate of Professional Education (3 ECTS)
Blended learning
Assessed and graded
LECTURER
Gabriele Grea
Dr. Massimo Moraglio
Guest speakers (TBA)
Early bird:
1950 โฌ / 950 โฌ *
from 15.09.2024:
2600 โฌ / 1300 โฌ *
Recognized as Bildungszeit
DIGITALIZING MOBILITY
The Certificate Course Digitalizing Mobility is designed for those seeking innovative solutions in the transportation sector. The course emphasizes:
- Main trends of digitalization
- Similarities of its application in different transport fields
- Latest developments, such as digital twins and AI
Participants will benefit from:
- Close exchange with lecturers and expert guest speakers
- Intensive work on a practical project
In short, this course will advance your professional development and help to shape an innovative future in transportation. Be ready to gain new insights and unleash your creative abilities in the digital transformation of mobility.
Learning goals
After successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:- Outline real-world cases, gleaned from European managers and policy makers
- Analyze and use current and future trends in ICT and mobility in different sub-fields
- Evaluate application fields, potentialities (and bottlenecks) of digitalization
- Formulate successful, future-oriented thinking about digitalization of the transport industry
- Design and present an individual project in the course
Content
The course will tackle current themes through the lens of business, tech, policy and a userโs perspective. The course includes a mix of lectures, hands-on exercises, so to provide participants with a holistic learning experience. Participants are encouraged to actively engage in discussions and apply learned concepts to real-world scenarios. Methodologically, the course will be developed around an individual case-study for each participant, with a final presentation in the last day. This will empower the participants to develop their own idea, seeking how to manage and organize the digitalization in mobility though a problem-based learning environment.After an overview about the role of ICT in transport (looking at digitalization in the context of โbusiness as usualโ and disruptive innovations), the course will dive into the following key thematic points:
- Vehicle, infra and railway management with IT-driven predictive maintenance
- Digital twin and AI in transport systems
- MaaS Sharing/ flexible transport
- CCAM and city logistics
Target group
Mobility stakeholders such as energy, mobility and IT company managers, public transport operators, city entities, policy makers, NGOs.* All course participants have access to a reduced course fee, as a result of the support of the European Union initiative EIT Urban Mobility.
Participants of non-governmental organizations, non-profit organizations, government authorities, as well as TU Berlin alumni receive a discount price of 950 โฌ until September 14, 2024 (early bird; up to 6 places available) resp. 1300 โฌ from September 15, 2024 โฌ. Please contact us to book the reduced course price with a discount code.
All other participants pay 1950 โฌ until September 14, 2024 (early bird) resp. 2600 โฌ from September 15, 2024 for the course (standard course fees at the TU Berlin Academy for a course of this duration are 3135 โฌ).
This course is recognized as Bildungszeit according to paragraph ยง 10 (5) of the Berliner Bildungszeitgesetz (BiZeitG).
Prerequisites
- English level of at least B2
- Laptop/PC + headset with microphone
Dates
This certificate course comprises a phase of guided self-study, followed by a phase of intensive, in-person sessions in Berlin. While the self-study three virtual classroom sessions will be offered which are expected from 16:00 โ 18:00 (CET).Course schedule:
- November 05, 2024 (virtual classroom session), 2 hours
- November 12, 2024 (virtual classroom session), 2 hours
- November 19, 2024 (virtual classroom session), 2 hours
- November 06 - 24, 2024 independent learning (reading, case study, videos)
- November 25 - 29, 2024 on-site in Berlin (expected hours Monday from 14:00 - 18:00 (CET), Tuesday โ Thursday from 09:30 โ 17:30 (CET) and on Friday from 09:30 โ 13:00 (CET))
Cooperation
This course is supported by EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union. The aim is to positively change the way people move around in cities in order to make them more liveable. You can find more information at eiturbanmobility.euThis support enables participants to access a special, reduced fee for this TU Berlin Academy course.
Joint Data Processing with EIT KIC Urban Mobility S.L
The TU Berlin Academy, TUBS GmbH collaborates with EIT KIC Urban Mobility S.L in organizing the course โDigitalizing Mobility: Practices, Trends, Solutionsโ. When conducting the learning activities with EIT KIC Urban Mobility S.L, the TU Berlin Academy (TUBS GmbH) acts as a Joint Data Controller together with EIT KIC Urban Mobility S.L. In order to fulfill this purpose we process personal data as described in our privacy policy. Any questions related to ensuring privacy rights in the context of joint continuing education may be addressed to the TU Berlin Academy (see contact details in the privacy policy).
LECTURER
GABRIELE GREA
Gabriele Grea is scientific consultant and researcher in the field of transport and territorial economics. His activity concerns in particular the themes of smart and sustainable mobility, infrastructures and territorial development. He has carried on projects in the fields of urban mobility, regional, urban and infrastructures planning, energy policies and ICT for transport and mobility.
He has been involved in a range of R&D Projects funded by the European Commission (Horizon 2020, 7th and 6th Framework Programme, Interreg, Marco Polo, DG TREN-DG MOVE Projects) since 2002. He is an Expert Fellow at the Department of Institutional Analysis and Public Management of Bocconi University in Milan, where he is lecturer in Urban Mobility Management and Smart Cities; and sustainable and intelligent mobility in the Master Course MEMIT (Master in Economics and Management of Transportation, Logistics and Infrastructure). In addition, he teaches business modelling for sustainable mobility at Technische Universitรคt Berlin, in the MBA in Sustainable Mobility Management.
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DR. MASSIMO MORAGLIO
Dr. Massimo Moraglio is an Academic Coordinator of the MBA Sustainable Mobility Management at the Technische Universitรคt Berlin. His research focuses on technology and its wide effects on economic, social, and cultural fields, exploring its long-term trends. He gives attention to the crucial topics of sustainability, justice, and environmental studies, focusing on transitions, futures, and cultural shifts.
Through his work in academia and consultancy, he built a wide network with industry managers, public agency officers, and NGO advocates. He has acquired and managed many research grants from national and international (both private and public) funding schemes, opening meaningful international dialogue on issues of long-term assessment of technology and its transition toward a smart and sustainable future.
His publications number 120+, encompassing books (as an author, editor, and co-editor) and articles in international journals. He has co-organized and participated in 60+ national and international conferences.
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