Northwestern University offers a number of different avenues for students interested in transportation at the graduate level. Master of Science and Doctoral degrees are offered through Civil & Environmental Engineering, as well as Industrial Engineering & Management Sciences.
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The graduate programs in transportation systems analysis and planning stress conceptual and quantitative approaches to the analysis of transportation and related systems.
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The MBA program's unique approach to management education balances the study of organizations with the study of the processes that drive consumer, business, and financial markets forward.
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The MMM Program works to develop whole-brained innovators by providing an analytical foundation coupled with a qualitative human-centered approach to research, problem framing and concept development.
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The MEM is an interdisciplinary program providing a foundation in industrial engineering and technology augmented with general business management concepts needed by managers in those fields.
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The MSiA program combines mathematical and statistical study with instruction in advanced computational and data analysis.
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The MPM program is designed to prepare technically qualified individuals for responsible management roles in the construction and operation of major engineering projects.
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The PhD in Civil Engineering with a specialty in transportation is a natural continuation for MSCE students who plan to work in academia or in advanced research and technical studies in industry and consulting.
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The PhD program in Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences department is suited for students interested in the development of theoretical and practical tools for solving problems in industry and government.
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