Economics, Ecology and Infrastructure
at High-Speed Railways

Project’s Lifetime: From 15.11.2018 to 14.11.2022
Third-party founds: European Union (EU)


OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT EEIHSR

Railway transport is a means of conveyance of passengers and goods. Due to a significant increase in traffic volume and a long-lasting demand for the economic development of regional agglomerations, along with the interest in reduction of travel time and stimulating population mobility, construction of efficient high-speed rail lines is considered as a priority for all countries seeking full participation in the world economy. For Russian and Kazakh governments high-speed rail has become increasingly important.

The aim of the Project Economy, Ecology and Infrastructure at High-Speed Railways (EEIHSR) is to educate competent specialists in the field of railway engineering, especially in the field of high-speed railway (HSR).

The project EEIHSR is funded by the European Union under the ERASMUS+ programme, which is aimed at supporting cooperation in higher education between partner universities. The programme is an effective tool to promote human and social capital development in Europe and beyond.

Programme: Erasmus+Key Action: Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practicesAction Type: Capacity Building in higher education
The Russian partners PGUPS, USURT, FESTU had been part of the consortium until 08 April 2022

OVERVIEW

AIMS

Education of competent specialists in the field of railway engineering, especially in the field of high-speed railway (HSR).

OBJECTIVES

Set up a dual degree master programme EEIHSR

  • Learning location: PGUPS + TUD and ALT + TUD
  • Language: bilingual (Englisch and Russian)
  • Duration: four Semester, 120 ECTS
  • In the 3rd semester, study at TUD

Disseminate the knowledge of the master programme EEIHSR

  • Implement the teaching contents into USURT, FESTU, SKU and ENU
  • Set up the qualification upgrade courses EEIHSR for the companies
  • Writing a book on the topic of EEIHSR

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