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University of Washington Master of Sustainable Transportation Updates for UW Master of Stustainable Transportation
Offered by the UW Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering in partnership with UW Professional & Continuing Education

The Master of Sustainable Transportation program (MST) explores sustainable transportation planning, policy and analysis and examines the growing concern for transportation's environmental, social, energy and economic impact on our society.

During the program, you will develop an awareness of green transportation strategies and gain a solid background with practical applications in environmental transportation. The program is divided into three areas of concentration:
  • Planning and Livable Communities
  • Environmental Issues and Impacts
  • Policy Development, Health and Economics
Designed for working professionals, the program is offered in a convenient, part-time, online format. The curriculum is comprised of 42 credits offered through 13 courses over three years. You will participate in a five-day capstone residency on the UW campus and apply your learning to real-world cases.

Courses are taught by UW engineering and planning faculty using the latest online technologies, so you'll enjoy the same quality education as students on campus.
Apply Now for Fall
Applications are due July 1. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact the graduate advisor, Dayna Cole, at dmcole@u.washington.edu.

UW Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering professor Scott Rutherford speaks about the new online Master of Sustainable Transportation. Read more.
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