Transport systems engineering
People and goods need to be moved from one place to another and hence
transport has an influence on the daily lives of millions of people in
Australia and around the world. Often the best systems used by people are
those that are invisible or taken-for-granted. This is often the case with
transport systems. For example, memories of the Sydney Olympics for most
people include the tremendous performances of many Australian athletes and
competitors but do not include the transport systems used to move thousands
of people daily to and from the competition venues.
Why? Because the systems worked very well. They worked well because of the skill of the people who planned, designed, built and controlled the train, ferry, bus and plane systems. This is one example of the importance of transport in our lives and the contribution the transport profession makes to the well-being and enjoyment of people.
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Postgraduate coursework programs
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Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Transport Systems Engineering)
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Graduate Certificate in Engineering (Transport Systems Engineering)
Postgraduate research programs
Staff Contact
Dr. Wen Long Yue
Program Director
Telephone: +61 8 8302 1859
Email:
wen.yue@unisa.edu.au
Links to Professional Bodies
- Engineers Australia: SA State Branch
- Chartered Institute of Transport (CIT)
- Chartered Institute of Transport in Australia (CITIA)
- Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (AITPM)
- Australian College of Road Safety (ACRS)
- Royal Australian Planning Institute (RAPI)
- Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)
- Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies (EASTS)
- Intelligent Transport Systems Australia (ITSA)