SERIES MANAGERS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT Manager...Metropolitano de Lisboa MANAGERS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT DIPLOMA PROGRAMME 2019 EDITION BRUSSELS 18-20 OCTOBER 2019 LISBON 24-26 JUNE 2019

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MANAGERS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT DIPLOMA PROGRAMME

2019 EDITION

BRUSSELS 18-20 OCTOBER 2019

LISBON 24-26 JUNE 2019

HONG KONG 8-10 APRIL 2019

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ADVANCING TALENT IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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Who is it for?

● High-potential managers with daily responsibilities in administration, operation or maintenance

● Professionals looking to have a broader and interna-tional insight into the sector or who are new in public transport

● Applicants are persons eager to learn from others and share their knowledge and experience

● Staff from public transport operators, authorities and the industry

March-April Introductory e-learning session

8-10 April 2019 Module 1 in Hong Kong

May-June E-learning sessions with experts

24-26 June 2019 Module 2 in Lisbon

July-September E-learning sessions with experts

18-20 Oct 2019 Module 3 in Brussels

Until November E-learning sessions with experts

► The Diploma Programme for Managers in Public Transport is an expert-level yearlong course composed of three modules in three different countries. It includes additional online sessions (e-learning) organised between the classroom modules and an urban mobility lab.

“ A very complete overview of the current and future trends explained in a clear, comprehensive and pragmatic way. Highlighting advantages and disadvantages for one mode or solution compared to its alternative(s). ” Eric Vanderelst, MIVB-STIB

Programme Structure

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A top level methodology

● Expert trainers with extensive experience in public transport management and operations from differ-ent regions of the world

● 3 interactive classroom modules with sharing of theory and practice

● Case Study Teaching with cases from Harvard Busi-ness Publishing: inspiring case studies based on real public transport facts and situations and developed by world leading universities like the Harvard Uni-versity

● Dynamic workshops organised in small groups on practical case studies

● Local host sessions and site visits with focus on innovation in each city: presentations by local op-erators and authorities, discovery of network, visit of control rooms, depot and maintenance centres

● E-learning series with experts for each field

● Urban Mobility Lab: A group project on public transport and sustainable urban mobility to apply your learnings on a practical case study

Reach your objectives

● Broaden your knowledge and understanding of global mobility issues

● Gain an insight into the main challenges facing the sector

● Analyse and discuss the latest trends and develop-ments in the sector with experienced public trans-port experts and professionals

● Develop your international network of professionals

● Facilitate exchange of experience with your peers

To ensure a fruitful exchange, the number of trainees is limited to 30 persons.

PREVIOUS COURSES INCLUDE PARTICIPANTS FROM: STIB BRUSSELS – KEOLIS – WIENER LINIEN – RUTER OSLO – JR EAST – MTR HONG KONG – FGC – TPG GENEVA – ARRIVA – TFGM MANCHESTER – CENTRO BIRMINGHAM – MOVIA COPENHAGEN – ALSTOM – CARPOSTAL/POSTAUTO – RTA DUBAI – BVG BERLIN – DPP PRAGUE – CITY OF JOHANNESBURG – TRANSPOLE LILLE – RATP – FNM MILANO – HTM DEN HAAG – HSL HELSINKI – ATV VERONA – MTA NEW YORK – PLANET PROJECTS LAGOS – SYSTRA – TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IRELAND – METRO MEXICO – STM MONTREAL – İETT ISTANBUL – DVB DRESDEN – MTM TORINO – GVB AMSTERDAM – SHARJAH TRANSPORT – TMB BARCELONA – STADTWERKE MÜNCHEN – TPF FREIBURG – SBB SWITZERLAND – TL LAUSANNE – DOT ABU DHABI – RIGA SATIKSME – EMT VALENCIA – CRTM MADRID – METRO DO PORTO – TRANSLINK BELFAST – DE LIJN – YARRATRAMS – BKV BUDAPEST – ATM MILANO – BANGKOK METRO – HVV HAMBURG – DUBLIN BUS – SOLARIS – LTA SINGAPORE – SSB STUTTGART – RURA RWANDA – MALMÖ SKANETRAFIKEN – SHENZHEN METRO – SYDNEY METRO – OSLO VOGNSELSKAP – SASA BOLZANO - CARS TAXI DUBAI - MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT SINGAPORE –LUXEMBOURG MINISTRY – FERROCARRIL METROPOLITA DE BARCELONA – RATP DEV – SOCIEDADE DE TRANSPORTES COLECTIVOS DO PORTO – WESTERN CAPE GOVERNMENT – PTA RIYADH – VBL LUZERN – DPB BRATISLAVA – INIT – KNORR BREMSE – MRT CORP. KUALA LUMPUR

“ A great opportunity to connect with peers on an international level, learn about the mobility characteristics of other cities and exchange knowledge with UITP experts in workshops and interactive tutorials. ” (Caroline Haseke, RATP Dev Transdev Asia)

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MONDAY | 08.04

Setting the scene: mobility trends and impact on public transportCurrent societal trends - Implications for urban mobil-ity in terms of demand, car usage, electrification, auto-mation and combined mobility - The indispensability of public transport: Economy - Environment and Energy use - Space/congestion - Social inclusion

Delivering sustainable development through public transportCorporate Social Responsibility, the three pillars and limits to growth - Sustainable futures: the challenges ahead – What business case: organisational develop-ment, resource use and cost-effectiveness, competi-tive advantage - Examples of achievements worldwide

Integrated policies for sustainable urban mobility in cities Public transport and land use planning - Car traffic, access restrictions, parking management, road user charging - Demand management & travel behaviour - Integrated urban mobility plans

Funding and financing public transport The funding mix - Operating and investment expendi-tures - Revenue strategy and fare management - Ear-marked taxes, charges and levies - Financing public transport: mechanisms & actors - Public private part-nerships

Workshops

Networking reception

TUESDAY | 09.04

Regulatory frameworks and relations between operators and authoritiesOverview of organisational forms in (local) public transport: deregulation, liberalisation, privatisation and types of regimes – The role of competition and right of initiative - Levels of decision-making, share of compe-tences between operators and authorities – Compet-itive tendering and line bundles - Types of contractual agreements, sharing of risks, incentives - Globalisation and impact on the public transport sector

Workshops and Urban Mobility Lab

WEDNESDAY | 10.04

Local host session and site visit

Policy & Planning, Regulation, FundingModule 1

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MONDAY | 24.06

Innovation in the bus sectorBus network planning - Bus architecture (low floor, modularity, design, etc.) - The fuel choice (reduction of emissions, lower energy consumption) - Benefits for operators and customers - Electric buses and latest developments - New bus systems: Bus Rapid Transit, guided systems

Innovation in light rail systemsLight rail renaissance: new and revamped systems - Key success factors of light rail and the question of cost - New trends and latest developments

BRT VS LRT: Advantages and drawbacksCapacity - Design & operation philosophy - Urban in-tegration/regeneration - Quality/ride comfort - Envi-ronmental impact - Political engineering/deliverability - Costs

Workshops and Urban Mobility Lab

Networking reception

TUESDAY | 25.06

Automation and innovation in metropolitan railwaysSystem typology - Control-demand & CBTC - Grades of automation - Technology - Benefits for operators and customers - Implementation strategies - Plat-form-train interface

Security in public transport

Security v. safety - Threats: From graffiti to terrorism - The 3 pillars of security: Procedures, Technologies, Personnel - Security risk assessment - Best practice: security measures

New mobility services, Shared transport, Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and integra-tion with public transportNew mobility trends & mobility services (Car-sharing, Bike sharing, Taxi, Ride-sharing, Pooling, etc.) - Bene-fits of combined mobility - Impacts of shared mobility - Public transport as the integrator of mobility services - MaaS - Autonomous vehicles

WEDNESDAY | 26.06

Workshops

Local host session and site visit

Public Transport Modes and Modal Choice: Bus, Rail, LRT & New Mobility Services

Module 2

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“ The course attracts participants with a wide range of expertise from different countries. This diversityand possibility to hear how things are done differently elsewhere is very inspiring.”Vojta Vlcek, Arriva

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BRUSSELS 18-20 OCTOBER 2019

FRIDAY | 18.10

Corporate management and business strategiesFrom a production to a service industry: changing cul-ture - From traditional functional structures to ser-vice-oriented structures - Quality and performance management - How to translate a corporate strategy into operational terms

Human resources management Human resources in public transport: what does it mean? - Customer-orientation of staff - Current de-bates: recruitment, motivation, training, reward, diver-sity, absenteeism, performance management, etc.

Workshops and Urban Mobility Lab

Networking reception

SATURDAY | 19.10

Marketing and communicationSuccessful marketing strategies and approaches - Rev-enue management - Customer centricity - Branding and image - Innovative Communications tools - Prod-uct development

Electronic ticketingThe technology - Advantages and disadvantages - Open/closed systems, check-in/out and implications - Trends (NFC, EMV, ID-based ticketing) - Exploitation of data and big data

Travel informationMeeting travel information needs - Different types of users, services and information - From collective to in-dividual travel information - Travel information design

SUNDAY | 20.10

Local host session and site visit

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Customer-oriented ManagementModule 3

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E-LEARNING SERIES

An e-learning series in the form of virtual classrooms is organised to complement each module: one introduc-tory session before the first module and several addi-tional virtual classroom sessions throughout the course (including pre-defined and customised topics).

These additional sessions allow to gain more knowledge and to ensure a closer link between participants and with UITP between the modules.

Each e-learning sesssion will be conducted by a differ-ent mobility expert who will address best practice cases and the most innovative topics matching the interests of participants.

Topics of the e-learning series can include:● Best practice on Strategic Urban Mobility Planning

● Best practice on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) imple-mentation

● Exploitation of data to increase efficiency

● Autonomous vehicles & connectivity: technology, regulation, impacts

● Mobility as a Service (MaaS): Concept and practice

● Best practice on Contract management, quality management & use of incentives

● Electric buses

● Ride sourcing/TNC & transport on demand

E-learning series to complement your knowledge

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Join our urban mobility lab URBAN MOBILITY

LABThe Urban Mobility Lab provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the key transport challenges and oppor-tunities of a fictional city case. Composed of different stages throughout the course, it allows participants to:

● Conduct a comprehensive analysis of the transport problems of a city today

● Develop in small groups a (mini) Urban Mobility Action Plan

● Think through its implementation and the design of

a service contract.

This exercise requires from participants to reflect on the different transport policy approaches, consider the right stakeholder mix, identify concrete activities and anticipate results and feasibility.

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Interested?Participation fees (3 modules + e-learning series)

Until 08/01/19 After 08/01/19

Member 4,290€ 4,990€

Non-member - 5,990€

VAT not applicable for this programme

Registration deadline► 15 MARCH 2019

Find more information and register online: www.uitp.org/managerstraining-2019