The euMOVE - European Mobility Venture student project entered its second round in the summer semester of 2021. A group of 12 students once again set off to three European cities to benchmark mobility innovations and examine their transferability to Munich.
What do Copenhagen, Oslo and Amsterdam have in common? All three cities are considered pioneers in the field of sustainable mobility innovation, with a role model role in the area of cycling and electromobility - two topics that also play a major role for Munich, among others, and are therefore also firmly anchored in the MCube sub-projects that will start soon. So it's no wonder that the students - after researching Stockholm, Talin/Helsinki and Barcelona with their predecessors last year - chose Copenhagen, Oslo and Amsterdam as suitable research destinations.
This year's cohort (see photo) consisted of 12 TUM students from a wide range of disciplines, from engineering and management to social sciences. In interdisciplinary mixed small groups, four students each set off for one of the three cities. The students were not only to gather impressions of the local mobility system and its context as well as trends in the field of mobility innovation, but above all to identify key similarities and differences and thus the potential pontential for Munich.
After eight intensive months of work, including numerous interviews with experts, document analysis and the highlight, an approx. 10-day research stay in the respective target city, the project was successfully completed in October 2021. The students presented their results to representatives of the MCube consortium and other interested partners and stakeholders via Zoom on October 1, 2021 in the new premises of the Munich Urban Colab. They also summarized their results in a project report, which can be downloaded here.
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Download euMOVE project report 2021
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We would like to congratulate all students on their successful project completion and thank them for their commitment!
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