Transportation Group
Research. Serve. Experience.
The transportation engineering program at the University of Dayton is committed in facilitating and supporting student success by providing excellent educational opportunities that involve theoretical and hands-on experiences, services to the community, and design and research skills in the undergraduate and graduate curriculums. The curriculums incorporate elements of problem-based learning that are geared toward exposing the students to real-world transportation-related problems.
University of Dayton graduate students work on challenging research projects that focus on solving, evaluating, or improving local, regional or statewide transportation-related issues. The comprehensive graduate courses gives the student a thorough knowledge of transportation engineering practices that can be readily applied.
Local Agencies and Firms
The University of Dayton is a champion of learn and serve philosophy. If your agency or firm has an applied research or design project that would be appropriate for an undergraduate or graduate student, please contact Dr. Eustace. Faculty, students and local agencies benefit from this kind of cooperation.
