BSc (Hons) Transport Planning (Transport Planner degree apprenticeship) at Northeastern University London

Programme overview

A distance-learning degree apprenticeship developing the practical, analytical, digital and project management skills needed for transport planning. Apprentices learn to plan and deliver transport projects and policies in line with strategy, regulation and funding requirements.

Duration: 39 months | Study mode: part-time (degree apprenticeship; work-based and online learning, typically one day a week off-the-job, up to one week of in-person teaching in London per year; apprenticeship standard Transport Planner (ST0698)) | Intake: January, April or October | Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Courses include Introduction to Transport Planning, Designing Sustainable Transport Systems, Transport Modelling, Digital Skills and Emerging Technologies, Policy and Governance Fundamentals, Transport Systems and the City, UK Transport Policy and Governance, Spatial Development, Urban Economics and Planning, Investment and Procurement, Transport Modelling and Data Analysis, and Control, Regulation and Competition.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Applicants must be employed in a suitable role aligned to the Transport Planner apprenticeship standard. Requirements are set with employers case by case; typically three A-levels (or equivalent) at BBB or above and GCSE Maths, English and IT at grade 4/C or above. Prior learning and workplace skills are considered through recognition of prior learning.

Intake: January, April or October

Duration: 39 months

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