Education
Transportation education at the University of Arkansas is available through a variety of degree programs and activities--at the graduate and undergraduate levels, for engineers and non-engineers, in classrooms and on project sites, through lectures and hands-on learning. MBTC sponsors or supports these transportation opportunities for students at the University of Arkansas:
Graduate Degrees:
Master of Science in Transportation Engineering, Master of Transportation Logistics and Management, Ph.D. transportation option in Public Policy
Undergraduate options:
Transportation major (Department of Marketing and Transportation), transportation engineering courses (Department of Civil Engineering), logistics and simulation courses (Department of Industrial Engineering)
Financial aid:
Employment on research projects, fellowships, assistantships
Extracurricular options:
Distinguished Lecture Series, student organizations, field trips, professional meetings and presentations
Career guidance:
Internships, guest speakers, networking
MBTC is committed to recruiting and enrolling transportation students who reflect the growing diversity of the U.S. workforce.
Released October 2009: MBTC DOT 2090/3002, Performance Prediction of the Strong Company's Soft Ground Arrestor System Using a Numerical Analysis
Released August 2009: MBTC Annual Report 2008-2009
MBTC DOT 2095/3004, Potential Application of Nanotechnology on Cement Based Materials
Released July 2009: MBTC 2091, Rural Transportation Emergency Preparedness Plans
Released June 2009: MBTC 2096/3007, Solar Power Lighting for Overhead Highway Signs
Released April 2009: MBTC Spring 2009 Newsletter
Released February 2009: MBTC 2099/3006, Identification and Analysis of High Crash Segments on Interstate, US, and State Highway Systems of Arkansas

