We help Urban Mobility professionals
make our cities more liveable.
Urban Mobility Courses
This project is co-funded by EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union.
Other e-courses
We offer additional e-courses* in collaboration with reference universities:
On FutureLearn:
- Changing Urban Travel Behaviour for a Low-Carbon Transition
- City Liveability: The Intersections of Place, Mobility, and Health
- Communicative Planning for Urban Mobility
- Electric Mobility in the Age of Climate Change
- Electrification of Urban Mobility: How to Get it Right
- Inclusive mobility for an ageing population
- Planning for Autonomous Vehicles: A People-Centred Approach
- Smart Urban Green Infrastructure
- Transforming Urban Mobility: Governing the Transformation to Sustainable Systems
- Transit Oriented Development for Climate Mitigation in Urban Centres
- Urban Mobility for Liveability
* Please note that you will need to sign in to a different platform to access these courses.
EIT Virtual Campus
Explore all e-courses
Check our recently launched courses and view all our catalogue below:
Tackling noise pollution in cities
This course introduces participants to what noise pollution is and how it affects people’s health and wellbeing. Learn about this major environmental health risk and become familiar with different strategies to reduce noise in cities.
Last Mile Logistics
Getting your parcel delivered at home or groceries delivered to a local supermarket is a dirty business! Learn the different ways the Last Mile can change and become more sustainable.
Multimodal transport: why a diversity of modes for healthy cities?
Cities need to facilitate many different modes to help people get to where they want to go. Different people make different choices on the transport mode they use. Your needs influence your transport choices.
Hydrogen Technologies for a Sustainable Urban Mobility
In this course we will walk you through the ins and outs of hydrogen, specifically focus on urban environments and applications.
Urban Air Mobility: using the space above our cities
Urban Air Mobility is a rapidly developing area of city infrastructure. Learn about the opportunities and challenges in navigating the air space around our cities.
A Brief Introduction to Micromobility
Small vehicles, such as bikes and scooters, are having a massive impact on the way we move around our cities. Encouraging wider use of micromobility improves citizen health and city liveability.
About
Urban Mobility Courses is a collaboration between several European and international companies and organisations: HumanKind, Bicycle User Experience (BUX), Cycling Research Review, and more.
Urban Mobility Courses (UMC) is supported by the EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) to encourage positive changes in the way people move around cities in order to make them more sustainable and liveable. Within EIT Urban Mobility’s Academy, the Competence Hub provides training programmes and content for professionals working in the field of urban mobility. We leverage the expertise of EIT Urban Mobility’s unique network of 250+ European companies, research institutions, universities and cities, to identify trends and new technologies, highlight key issues or controversies, and to create innovative, practical, and impact-oriented training content.
For more information, please check out the Competence Hub webpage as well as our Youtube Channel Urban Mobility Explained (UMX). UMX hosts a series of short and easy-to-follow videos that showcase cutting-edge practices, inspiring projects, and innovative concepts in urban mobility throughout Europe. It has been designed to highlight thought-provoking perspectives and key competencies needed for the successful delivery of urban mobility solutions and to close the urban mobility knowledge gap.
If you want to know more about us and/or our different training programmes/solutions, please send an email to competencehub@eiturbanmobility.eu.
