Transportation Engineering Economics & Policy
TEEP PhD Fellowship Program
TEEP PhD Fellowship Program
A multi-institutional PhD research program at the University of Maryland and Carnegie Mellon University
The TEEP Fellowship Program is dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research that shapes transportation policy by seamlessly integrating economic and engineering analyses. Our program provides critical insights that inform and influence policy decisions by examining the complex interactions between individual behavior, technology costs, and performance.
We proudly offer one-year fellowships to outstanding PhD students from the University of Maryland, Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell University, and the University of Michigan. TEEP empowers the next generation of leaders through these fellowships to drive innovation and excellence in transportation research.
The About page describes the program's structure and has information about key faculty. To learn more about program eligibility and the proposal process, visit the Proposals page. For information on workshops, including past presentations, visit the Workshops page. For research papers supported by the program, check out the Research page. To read more about transportation engineering, economics, and policy topics, visit the Blog.
Direct any program-related questions to Joshua Linn or Kate Whitefoot.