The Master’s in Traffic Information Engineering and Control at Dalian Maritime University (DMU) in Dalian, China is a research‑oriented engineering graduate program typically lasting 2 years and leading to a Master of Engineering degree that equips students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to sensing, modeling, analysis and control of traffic and transportation information systems—especially in the maritime and intelligent transport domains. The discipline of Traffic Information Engineering and Control is part of the broader transportation engineering framework at DMU and is recognized as a key discipline with historical strength and relevance to modern transport and maritime systems. Students are trained in core areas such as traffic signal processing, communication and navigation information systems, traffic control theory, maritime communication technologies, intelligent and data‑driven traffic systems, and related analytical and decision‑making methods that support the design and optimization of safe, reliable and efficient transport systems. The curriculum typically combines coursework with guided research and project work, preparing graduates to tackle real‑world challenges in intelligent transportation systems, smart maritime traffic management, shipping communication and navigation, and transport data analytics, and to pursue careers or further research in government agencies, research institutes, shipping and logistics enterprises, and high‑tech sectors where advanced transport information technologies are applied. The program is available in both Chinese and English medium instruction for international students.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
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1. For degree programs, tuition of one academic year should be paid in full. Payment by installments is not allowed.
2. If a student were to withdraw from university within two weeks after school opens, 75% of the tuition would be refunded. 50% of the tuition would be refunded if the student were to withdraw from school within three weeks after school opens. For students who withdraw from school after three weeks from the opening of school, tuition would be neither refundable nor transferable(application fee is not refundable).