University of Belgrade - Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering

The Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering (FTTE) has seventy-five years long tradition in educating transport and traffic engineers at all levels of studies - BSc, MSc and PhD. FTTE is known for an exceptionally rich experience of its teaching and research staff, collaboration with key institutions, state-of-the-art knowledge, based on the most recent engineering practices and international scientific achievements. Research: • Transport planning • Traffic engineering and traffic control • Transport economics and policy • Transport management and marketing • Logistics • Sustainable transport • Intelligent Transport Systems • Smart Mobility • Road Safety Analysis • Operational Research • Experimental and laboratory testing • Modeling and Simulation • Software development Teaching modules: • Railway Transport and Traffic • Road and Urban Traffic • Road and Urban Transport • Road Safety • Waterways Transport and Traffic • Air Transport and Traffic • Logistics • Postal Traffic and Information Technologies • Telecommunication Traffic and Networks • Management and Economics in Transport and Communications • Operational Research in Transport FTTE conducted more than 2,500 studies and projects so far, incl. 8 FP7, 12 H2020 (TRACE, APACHE, AUTOPACE, INTEND, COCTA, NOESIS, ENGAGE, DIAMOND, BE OPEN, CADENZA, FARO, SYN AIR and EIT Urban Mobility - UATMDEVO) and 6 HORIZON EUROPE (SEAMLESS, Engage 2, MAIA, MUSE, SIGN-AIR and Academics4Rail) projects. FTTE contributes to developing national transport system and is involved in numerous international projects supported by IFI’s. FTTE has a long tradition of engagement in strategic, technology and innovation research projects in the field of transport, traffic, logistics and communications. FTTE has a close cooperation with Local Authorities, Ministries and Governmental Agencies, Vocational Training institutions, Infrastructure Management Companies and other key stakeholders in transport, traffic, logistics and communications.