Contributing to the education of future transportation professionals has been a primary goal of CUTR since its establishment. By working closely with student assistants on research projects and student organizations and activities, serving as theses advisers, assisting students with job placement, teaching transportation and related courses, and developing an interdisciplinary transportation program at USF, CUTR faculty are dedicated to the professional and educational development of students in the College of Engineering and throughout USF. CUTR is committed to assisting the state in training Florida’s brightest students for successful careers in transportation for the benefit of the citizens of Florida and the nation.
Each year, positions as research assistants are awarded to graduate and undergraduate students from a variety of disciplines. Their skills in research, writing, statistical analysis, geographic information systems, management information systems, database management, and graphics are an important contribution to CUTR’s research program. In addition, students are provided with encouragement and assistance in co-authoring papers with CUTR faculty, attending and making presentations at local, state, and national conferences and meetings, and maintaining involvement in professional organizations and societies.
USF Transportation-Related Degree Programs
USF offers eight transportation-related degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, plus two graduate certificates. We also offer a vibrant transportation seminar series and a webinar series. Further, many student organizations offer opportunities for professional development. We support education for full time students and for working professionals.
Degree Programs
Other Resources for the Community
Links to Student Organizations through OrgSync
- Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Student Chapter at USF
- WTS USF Women in Transportation Society
- LiveMove Active Transportation Student Organization at USF
- Student Planning Organization at USF
- Graduate and Professional Student Council
- Toastmasters
Student Experience
- USF’s Transportation Systems Analysis certificate
- Urban & Regional Planning Program
- Institute of Transportation Engineers, Student Chapter
- Southeastern Transportation Center Education Program
Applying to USF
Financial Aid
List of Transportation-Related Courses at USF Tampa
| TTE 4004 | Transportation Engineering I |
| TTE 4005 | Transportation Engineering II |
| TTE 4003 | Transportation and Society |
| CEG 4011L | Geotechnical/Transportation Lab |
| CEG 4850 | Capstone Geotechnical/Transportation Design |
| TTE 5205 | Traffic Systems Engineering |
| TTE 5305 | Infrastructure System Management |
| TTE 5501 | Transportation Planning and Economics |
| TTE 5620 | Air Transportation |
| TTE 6270 | Intelligent Transportation Systems |
| TTE 6657* | Sustainable Transportation |
| TTE 6307 | Statistical and Econometric Models I |
| TTE 6315 | Transportation Safety |
| TTE 6505 | Discrete Choice Models of Behavior |
| TTE 6507 | Travel Demand Modeling |
| TTE 6651 | Public Transportation |
| TTE 6655 | Transportation and Land Use |
| TTE 6833 | Asphalt and Asphalt Mixes |
| TTE 6835 | Pavement Design |
| TTE 6837 | Pavement Management Systems |
| TTE 6930 | Graduate Transportation Seminar |
| CGN 6933 | Traffic Flow Theory |
| CGN 6933 | Transportation and Infrastructure Network Analysis |
| CGN 6933 | Airport Planning, Operations and Management |
| CGN 6933 | Advanced Geometric Design of Highways |
| CGN 6933 | Computer Applications in Traffic Engineering |
| CGN 6501 | Statistics and Econometrics Methods II |
| CGN 6933 | Trans Economics |
| CGN 4/6933 | Sustainable Urban Mobility – Study Abroad |
| GEO 4700 | Transportation Geography |
| URB 6930 | Multimodal Transportation Planning |