Interoperability of Railway Systems

The Interoperability of Railway Systems program is for graduates who want to improve their expertise in railway operations. This non-degree program lasts one year and is taught in English. It's ideal for both newcomers to the industry and current professionals who want to upgrade their skills.

Students will learn about structural and functional subsystems of railways, including railway traffic, telematics applications, vehicles, and infrastructure. They will also participate in laboratory sessions that involve modeling and simulating railway traffic, giving them practical experience.

Graduates can work as Railway Operations Managers, Transportation Planners, or Systems Engineers. They may find jobs with railway companies, transportation agencies, or consulting firms that specialize in infrastructure projects.