The Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE), College of Traffic has launched a two-year course in traffic management to train the students with skills to manage and design the traffic and transportation management systems. This would be Asia’s first course to train the students with traffic management systems.
The main aim of the course is to teach the students to deal with the transport and traffic engineering, driver training and fleet management, road safety audits, road crash investigations, traffic engineering, forensic engineering, road asset financing and post-crash management.
The first global Master’s programme is given approval by the Government of Haryana and Maharshi Dayanand University to be conducted by IRTE’s college of Traffic management from August 2018. Maximum 30 seats are being offered to include in-service participants and students from South East Asia.
Graduates from the program typically will be able to work as senior professionals in local, state and federal Governmental agencies such as road and transport authorities, public and private sector transport operators and local and international consulting organizations.
The aim of unveiling this course is to promote such programmes in other institutes across South East Asia as a part of the MOU between IRTE and United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. The course is open to all the graduates. For more information, log on to www.irte.com.