At the Master's program (MSc) in Transport and Logistics, it is possible to choose among topics that combine the railway technical infrastructure (including railway track design, railway maintenance, signaling and electrification, etc.) with railway traffic planning. These topics can also be part of a study career you want to practise within civil engineering, computer science, electrical and mechanical engineering, photonics engineering, as well as industrial engineering, business analytics, etc.

As a student you have ample opportunity to enter into collaborations with railway companies both in connection with assignments on the courses, and not least in connection with the preparation of the thesis. DTU's database of student projects can be an entry to match companies and students.

The rail industry is a large and interdisciplinary industry. If you need to be inspired by what you can do after graduation, you can read a series of interviews with former students - find them in the upper right corner of this page.

At the BEng program within Mobility, Transport and Logistics you will have the pulse of society as your study field, ie. the transport infrastructure network that is vital for national economy, business and industry. With a focus on mobility technology and public transport, courses in railway traffic and railway technical topics are relevant, as well as several logistics and optimization courses, with the possibility of rail-related cases.

During the program, the compulsory engineering internship can advantageously be spent in a railway company - be it Banedanmark, DSB, Metro or others - or an consultancy company working with railways in Denmark or abroad. There are many good opportunities for internships in the industry.

After the internship (5th semester) you’ll conclude the study program with your BEng project within a railway-related topic. This could be in a continued collaboration with companies in the railway sector.