Approved Masters Degrees
The Universities' Transport Partnership, UTP, is a group of eight UK universities providing Masters level education in transport, in the form of full Masters courses as well as short, Continuing Professional Development (CPD), courses.
The UTP also makes connections between the universities and industry, through its active Employers' Forum , as well as with the professional bodies serving transport, with whom the UTP meets twice a year
For more information on the UTP
Candidates who have attained the following UTP Masters degrees are able to follow the TPP Route 1 and, after gaining work experience (usually about five years), proceed to the preparation and submission of a Portfolio of Evidence and attend a Professional Review Interview:
Imperial College London and University College London
- MSc Transport
- MSc Transport with Business Management
- MSc Transport with Sustainable Development
The University of Leeds
- MSc Sustainability (Transport)
- MSc Transport Planning and Engineering
- MSc Transport Planning
- MSc Transport Planning and Environment
- MSc Transport Planning Practice
- MA Transport Economics
Napier University
- MSc Transport Planning and Engineering
Newcastle University
- MSc Transport Engineering & Operations
- MSc Transportation Planning & Policy
- MSc Transport and Business Management
- MSc Transport and the Environment
University of Salford
- MSc Transport Engineering and Planning
University of Southampton
- MSc Transportation Planning and Engineering
University of Westminster
- MSc Transport Planning and Management
In addition, the following courses will also allow candidates to follow TPP Route 1:
Cardiff University
- MSc. Transport & Planning
Oxford Brookes University
- MSc Transport Planning
Loughborough University
- MSc. Transport Policy & Business Management
Sheffield Hallam University
- MSc. Transport Planning & Management
University of Surrey
- MSc. Transport Planning & Practice
(only approved if candidates have completed the four compulsory modules and in addition have completed units ENGM153 and ENGM166)
University of West of England
- MSc. Transport Planning