This course is designed for transport planners, policy makers, and urban mobility professionals who want to understand the intersection of justice, equity, and environmental responsibility in transport. It provides insights into how transport systems can be designed and managed to serve all communities fairly while supporting decarbonisation goals.

Learners will explore the principles of transport justice, examining how planning decisions impact different social groups and how equity can be integrated into policy and operational frameworks. The course also covers strategies for rapid decarbonisation, balancing environmental goals with practical implementation in real-world transport networks.

Through case studies and discussions, learners will gain a clear understanding of the challenges and opportunities in delivering equitable transport solutions, including reducing emissions, improving access, and ensuring that vulnerable populations benefit from mobility services.

By the end of the course, learners will be able to evaluate transport policies through a justice lens, implement inclusive strategies, and contribute to sustainable and fair mobility systems. This course is ideal for professionals aiming to integrate social responsibility into transport planning and environmental sustainability.