Master's Degree in Sustainable Mobility Projects: Design and Management*

• GC1: Develop project plans, clearly differentiating the area of project management from the area of technical management of the product of said project.
• GC2: Apply the knowledge required for project management in the implementation of a project office in different organizational contexts.
• GC3: Formulate the processes necessary for project management, understanding the life cycle of said processes and their activities.
• GC4: Understand and master the bases and good practices of project planning, in relation to: scope, time, cost, resources, procurement, communications, stakeholders, and risks.
• GC5: Correctly plan a project, relating and integrating the different subprocesses involved based on the specific requirements, links, and environment.
• GC6: Know the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and their application to infrastructure planning.
• GC7: Understand the important role that collective transport (especially public transport) plays in planning sustainable mobility, as well as the need for infrastructure to prioritize this type of transport from the design phase.
• GC8: Integrate pedestrian needs into infrastructure planning, especially in urban areas.
• GC9: Promote the safe integration of cycling mobility in both urban and interurban areas.
• GC10: Understand the role of different stakeholders in mobility planning and their differences in urban and interurban areas.

• SC1: Know the format and content of engineering services contracts at an international level, including terms of reference, technical regulations, and applicable supplementary rules.
• SC2: Understand and internalize the main design criteria for roads intended primarily for cyclists and roads for personal mobility vehicles.
• SC3: Master the principles that govern sustainable mobility projects in the interurban area and the trends in recent years, handling the design fundamentals of various tools for action in rural environments within the field of sustainable transport.
• SC4: Adequately interpret the role of road safety in sustainable transport projects, and be able to propose technical solutions to traffic calming needs in urban or interurban areas.
• SC5: Know the possibilities of integrating charging systems for electric vehicles into road infrastructure based on the principle of safe integration.
• SC6: Understand and master the design of 2+1 roads (central lane alternation, layout of intersections, separation of directions) and their consequences on road safety.
• SC7: Know the design principles of lanes or roads intended for public and private collective transport (BRT lanes, HOV lanes, or carpool lanes), both at the level of geometric section and road surface loads.
• SC8: Understand the effects of different traffic loads (modes, frequencies, etc.) on infrastructure conservation solutions and plans: ‘design to conserve,’ taking into account the effects of design on the conservation of the built work during the life cycle of the infrastructure.
• SC9: Understand solutions for the integration of national railway systems and know the options for intermodality in international freight transport. Have the ability to address challenges for urban railway integration with optimal cost-benefit solutions.
• SC10: Know the principles of sustainable aviation and initiatives for triple sustainability: aircraft manufacturing, airport operations, and aviation fuel manufacturing.

In general, admission documentation must be submitted to the Admissions Department of Nebrija University.

The student must provide the originals or certified copies of the documentation submitted within the period established by the University to formalize their enrollment. Any inaccuracy, falsehood, or omission of data, statement, or document provided by the student during the admission period will result in the inability to continue with the exercise of the right from the moment the University becomes aware of such facts. This will lead to the cancellation of the admission application submitted and the place awarded, without prejudice to any criminal, civil, or administrative liabilities that may arise.

To access the university master's degrees, the following documentation is required:

• 1. Completed admission application.
• 2. Valid ID or passport.
• 3. Two passport-sized photographs.
• 4. If necessary, a letter issued by the university confirming that the degree qualifies the student for access to a Master's program in the country where the degree was issued.
• 5. Academic certification with the grades of the studies that grant access to the Master's degree.
• 6. Official Spanish university diploma.

  Or
  Official diploma issued by a foreign higher education institution belonging to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) that qualifies, in the country of issue, for access to official master's degree courses.

  Or
  Official diploma issued in a foreign educational system not belonging to the EHEA. In this case, access will be conditional on verification that the studies completed correspond to a level of training equivalent to that of official Spanish university degrees and that they qualify for access to official master's studies in the country in which the degree was issued. This procedure does not imply, in any case, the homologation of the previous degree, nor its recognition for any purpose other than access to master's studies.

• 7. Letter of motivation addressed to the Director of the Master's Program, Mr. José Manuel Sanz García, explaining the reasons for pursuing the Master's, as well as the academic and professional expectations leading to this choice.
• 8. Updated Curriculum Vitae.