Dr Escribano is Director of the MSc in Transport and the MSc in Transport with Data Science at Imperial College London, and teaches the modules below.
The module covers the air transportation system as a whole, from aircraft operations and key technologies to the human factors that keep flights safe.
It also examines how international aviation regulation and governance shape the sector, and how unmanned aircraft systems can be safely integrated into urban airspace.
The module gives an overview of freight transport operations and of the mathematical modelling techniques used to manage supply chains and design efficient freight distribution strategies.
It focuses on analytical methods, decision models and optimisation tools for the safe, cost-efficient and timely distribution of goods within cities, within countries and across borders.
Both programmes are one year full-time (or two years part-time) and start each October at the South Kensington campus. For questions about the programmes or the modules, email Dr Escribano or the department's postgraduate office at cvpgo@imperial.ac.uk.
Each course page lists the entry requirements, fees and current application deadlines.
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The department offers its own MSc scholarships, including tuition fee scholarships open to all its MSc programmes. See the department's MSc scholarships and funding page, which also links to Imperial's scholarship search, external scholarships and loans.