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Upon completion of this specialisation, you will be awarded the degree of Master of Science (MSc) in Spatial and Applied Economics.
This specialisation equips you with the skills to analyse and optimise transportation systems, understand the economics of networks, and develop policies that enhance connectivity and sustainability. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in government agencies, international organisations, consultancy firms, and the private sector. You will gain expertise in areas such as transport policy, logistics, the airline industry, and network design, making you a valuable asset in addressing the complex challenges of modern transportation and infrastructure. Last but not least: most graduates find jobs within 3 months and are better paid than graduates from other economics programmes.
More specifically, some examples of positions where graduates of the Transport and Network Economics specialisation end up are:
- Corporate Management Trainee, KLM, Amsterdam
- PhD Imperial College London
- Policy Advisor, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, the Hague
- Transport Consultant AtkinsRéalis, Montreal
- Data Consultant at ElastIQ Connect, Rotterdam