Name: Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) explained
Rating: 4.89 (44 reviews)

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Welcome to this EIT Urban Mobility course on Mobility-as-a-Service, or MaaS. This course will give you a glimpse into what MaaS is, the players involved in the mobility ecosystem and, hopefully, it will help you detangle the information so that you can understand the potential of this technology.

We will discuss possible ways of implementing and governing MaaS and the main challenges of its implementation.

Upon completion, you will:

Understand what MaaS is and what it is not
Be able to see the big picture in terms of what the current mobility trends are
Understand what the future of mobility might look like as MaaS is integrated in our daily lives
Have had the opportunity to learn about how some projects have succeeded and failed in its implementation and find out what the main challenges ahead are.

Multi-language videos:

To make this course accessible for a greater audience, the videos’ subtitles are available in English, French, Italian, Latvian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Slovak and Turkish.

Modules

5 modules

Recommended schedule

1 day

Total length

3 hours

Instructors

Hans Arby

Hans Arby is a senior researcher at RISE Research Institute of Sweden and adviser for public and private mobility actors, focusing on business model and ecosystem innovation and governance. He has more than 15 years of experience within sustainable transport, ITS and has been providing strategic support to cities in developing transport strategies and long term planning and marketing of public transport.

He founded UbiGo, which launched one of the first commercial, subscription based MaaS services in Stockholm. He is a member of the UITP Combined mobility Commission.

He serves as first vice chair of the Transport board of the City of Gothenburg, Sweden’s second largest city, as a part time politician.

About the course

Free & Paid Options

You can access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase it. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.

Thoroughly enjoyed EIT's MaaS course, offering invaluable insights into its real-world implications and challenges. The diverse panel of experts added depth to the understanding, and the strategic perspective provided was eye-opening. Highly recommend to anyone keen on future mobility trends and business strategies!

Gábor Tamás

One of the very well-spend hour for a long time - this course is useful, interesting, thoughtful, prety comprehensive for such a short one and above all - honest about the matter.

Milen Angelov

Course Content

Introduction

Many flavours – and outcomes – of MaaS

Understanding the user and the business model

Governance: how to orchestrate the MaaS ecosystem

Main challenges and the road ahead

Conclusions

Final knowledge check

Ratings and Reviews

4.9

Avg. Rating

9 Ratings

What's your experience? We'd love to know!

Dominik Rusak

Posted 1 week ago

Sehr nützlich

Der Kurs hat optimal an das Thema herangeführt und ein gutes Wissen schaffen können.

Dominik Reimann

Posted 1 week ago

Grundlagen zum Thema MaaS verständlich und strukturiert vermittelt

Der Kurs hat mir sehr gut gefallen und wichtige Grundlagen zum Thema MaaS strukturiert und verständlich vermittelt.

Isael Rebouço

Posted 2 weeks ago

It was a simple but useful course

I liked the fact that it went straight to the point, however I think I could give more practical examples

Alireza Moradpour

Posted 4 months ago

Practical and organized

A very practical course and excellent organized presentation

Anton van der Voorn

Posted 7 months ago

Very educational and insightful to understand MaaS

Martin De Bonis

Posted 8 months ago

Effective to the bone

minimal and clear crash course to get into MAAS universe

Raoul van Lennep

Posted 11 months ago

Valuable learning into MaaS

Found the course very easy to go through with the text and videos. The only improvement could be made on showcasing real examples of how MaaS has been used so far in the world and lessons learnt.