Mobility Management

At a glance

Study Location Wiesbaden | Campus Kurt-Schumacher-Ring

Faculty Architecture and Civil Engineering

Degree Bachelor of Engineering

Standard Period Of Study 7 Semester

Course Language German

Type Of Study full-time

Admission Requirements Kein NC - zulassungsfrei Bewerbungsschluss: Ende September

Start Of Study winter semester

Accreditation Internal Accreditation

The Mobility Management degree program is all about future mobility and transportation. You will learn to plan sustainable transportation systems while mastering economic and communicative challenges. During your studies, you may specialize in different areas such as transport planning and mobility research.
We value interactive teaching methods and hands-on projects. You will broaden your knowledge through real case studies and develop skills in all areas of mobility management.

You can create more livable cities by designing successful mobility concepts, creating pioneering apps, or incorporating smart bicycle path plans.
After graduation, you may pursue opportunities in transport planning, developing new mobility concepts at transport companies, or consulting for on-demand services.
You might also choose to start your own mobility start-up.

For degree-seeking students: detailed information on admission requirements, application deadlines, etc. can be found on the German page.

Studienverlaufsplan des Studiengangs Mobilitätsmanagement (Stand 09.11.2023)

The study plan offers you an overview of the content and specializations taught in each semester.
We use interactive teaching methods in small groups, supported by practitioners from the transport industry. This gives you the skills you need for your career. Further details can be found in the module handbook (PO2023, as of July 2023).

Our study projects are implemented with various cooperation partners from mobility and transport, which underlines our practice-oriented approach. Our graphic gives you an overview of the progress of the projects - from data collection and the development of mobility concepts to the design of mobility management processes and services.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Kloos

Michael.Kloos@hs-rm.de

+49 611 94951414

Zur Person

Our film about the degree program

Are you interested in topics such as the mobility transition and sustainability? In the film, we show you what the studies are about, what the course content is and what you can do with it later.
Leonard Deike, urbanymotors

My studies helped me to look at mobility from different perspectives and to understand the challenges and opportunities that exist. This was the basics for founding my own start-up with urbanymotors.

Leonard Deike, urbanymotors
Field trips

Field trips are an integral part of our studies - we travel throughout Germany and internationally. This allows you to get to know examples of successful mobility management in practical experience.

Field trips
Niklas Trimborn, Alumnus

The highlights of my studies were the practical relevance, the direct line to the professors and the exchange in the lecture hall with many like-minded people. This 'bubble' is simply great fun! Many doors are open to you after graduation - it was the right decision.

Niklas Trimborn, Alumnus
Instagram

Our Instagram channel is all about mobility! Here you can find out what we do and who studies and works with us. Take a look!

Instagram
Educational research

In the mobility lab, you can conduct research during your studies! Observations and counts of traffic events and in-depth analyses are carried out here.

Educational research

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Mobility lab

Rhine-Main Institute for Transformative Sciences in Mobility and Logistics (RITMO)

Team

Professors and teaching staff

Prof. Dr. Volker Blees	+49 611 9495-1443	volker.blees(at)hs-rm
Prof. Dr.-Ing. André Bruns	+49 611 9495-1448	andre.bruns(at)hs-rm
Prof. Dr. Christian Grotemeier	+49 611 9495-1547	christian.grotemeier(at)hs-rm.de
Prof. Dr. Matthias Kowald	+49 611 9495-1949	matthias.kowald(at)hs-rm
Prof. Dr. Martina Lohmeier	+49 611 9495-1950	martina.lohmeier(at)hs-rm.de
Prof. Dr. Manfred Loidold	+49 611 9495-1466	manfred.loidold(at)hs-rm.de
Honorary professor Dr. Tom Reinhold		tom.reinhold(at)hs-rm.de
Bernd Schlegel	+49 611 9495-1802	bernd.schlegel(at)hs-rm.de
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Fabian Wenner	+49 611 9495-1821	fabian.wenner(at)hs-rm.de

Adjunct instructors

Adjunct instructor	Course	Institution
Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Auge	Methods for target group-specific mobility management	B.A.U.M. Consult Gmbh (baumgroup.de)
Dr. Sigrun Beige	Information technology and digitalization in mobility and transport	VMZ (Traffic Mobility Future)
Ann-Kathrin Bersch M. Sc.	Mobility and Sustainability	HEAG mobilo GmbH
Klaudia Härzer	WPF design with CAD software	Durth Roos Consulting GmbH
Dipl.-Ing. Jens Leven	Methods for target group-specific mobility management	bueffee eGbR
Prof. Dr. Christoph Menzel	Infrastructure planning in public transport	Ostfalia higher education institution
Dr. Sonja Rube	Transformation knowledge for the sustainable city - Superblocks	USP Projekte GmbH
Dr. Daniel Theobald	Methods of spatial, mobility and transportation planning	IHK Darmstadt
Dipl. Soc. Eric Treske	Methods of spatial, mobility and transportation planning	intrestik
Dr. Martin Tschopp	Mobility behavior and transport demand	CH Federal Department of the Environment, Transport and Energy
Christian Wühl M.A.	Public Mobility Planning	Rhine-Neckar Transport Association
Dipl. Ing. Frieder Zappe	Public Mobility Planning	Rhine-Neckar Transport Association

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