MIT's Transportation degree programs are designed for students whose first interest is some aspect of transportation.
Students can choose from several established transportation program areas, or develop a new one.
To earn a dual degree, students must apply to and be accepted by both their degree programs. Courses cannot be double counted, but the thesis may be a combined thesis, as long as it meets the requirements of both programs. We would be happy to discuss your individual situation with you in more detail. If you have already received a thesis-based Masters degree in transportation, you may apply directly to the PhD program. The Center's graduate degrees are offered at regular MIT Graduate tuition.