Towards the mobility of the future
Our Urban Mobility IT.nerary is aimed at students and professionals interested in new tech trends in the urban mobility sector and who want to have 1-on-1 meetings with companies in this booming industry, based on their skills and interests.
Join our sessions, led by well-known mobility experts, and discover which profile suits better your skills and interests. Through the proposed learning modules, you will learn about the latest trends in technologies and employability in the sector, and you will have the possibility to meet some of the main players in the industry.
4 Days of online and on-site sessions
The first edition of the Urban Mobility IT.nerary kicked off on Tuesday 8 November in Barcelona and online. From 8 to 11 November, our participants had the opportunity to explore trends and challenges in the sector, meet some of the industry’s key players and connect with companies in the sector looking for digital talent.
Stay connected! All content, documentation and recorded sessions will be available soon!
7 learning pills + online networking
Smart Mobility: New Trends
Watch now the webinar that took place 15th November. It provides an introductory overview of the smart mobility concept and how it can contribute to building smart cities. Several projects will be showcased, presenting both the technologies developed and the skills and job profiles belonging to the team.
Key stakeholders and new business models in mobility
Watch now the webinar that took place 22nd November. It present the key actors in the smart mobility industry, including an overview of the European Ecosystem. It will also provide an introduction in the policy processes related to the future mobility.
Women in digital urban mobility
Watch now the webinar that took place 24th November. It is focused in the gender gap in the digital smart mobility sector. Different initiatives about women leadership will be presented to show the potential of female talent and to raise their interest in the sector
Smart Mobility: Best practices and case studies
Watch now the webinar that took place 29th November. It showcase innovative data & technology-driven products & services delivered by EU companies, in the domain of public transport, autonomous driving and digital mobility.
Data access for the future of mobility and MaaS
Watch now the webinar that took place 30th November. Data is the lubricant of modern world, and mobility is no exception. As digitization sweeps the mobility sector, the advantages are visible, although the true scale and impacts are yet to be known. In this session, we will explore the multiple benefits of data and how it enabled the emergence of the Mobility as a Service concept, which is profoundly changing how mobility is provided worldwide.
Last mile autonomous vehicle
Watch now the webinar that took place 13th December. Last Mile or Capillar logistics is the last step on logistics process. The list of challenges are complex, including regulation on new entry of autonomous devices in logistics. Examples to illustrate technologies and use cases.
Infrastructure for urban mobility
Watch now the webinar that took place 15th December. Nowadays the fast and efficient inspection, assessment and maintenance of existing mobility infrastructure constitute a big challenge for mobility operators and engineers. An example of an autonomous system for automatic road signalling and beaconing.
What do they consist of?
Almost 20 hours
Training with teachers and experts in the sector.
Online
You can choose to attend the sessions in synchronous or asynchronous learning. Only attendants wanting to receive a certificate will have to attend all sessions either synchronous or asynchronous.
Practical and theoretical
We will combine more conceptual and practical activities to get to know each profile.
Free
Open to students and professionals interested in the mobility sector.
Get your certificate
If you attend all the sessions, synchronous or asynchronous, you can get your completion certificate signed by the EIT, Instituto Superior Técnico Lisboa and Mobile World Capital Barcelona as an “Urban Mobility It.nerary” enabler.
