Sustainable Bicycle Transportation Planning Field School in Europe
Study bicycle planning, design, policy, and culture as a sustainable and economically viable form of transportation in key urban locations in Western Europe. This program will focus on the practices and policies that foster safe, convenient, and accessible bicycle infrastructure and the underlying culture that supports a high rate of bicycle use. Explore how and why Denmark and the Netherlands became great places to bike and consider how to make similar changes within the United States. The program also includes a bike excursion to Malmö, Sweden.
Due to the generous support of the Scan Design Foundation and others, Faculty-offered scholarships are available in amounts ranging from approximately $2,000 to $2,500 depending on the number of students enrolled. These funds are automatically distributed equally to all eligible program participants (US citizens only, based on funding source). No application necessary.
Program scholarships are available in amounts generally ranging from $500 to $1,500. Awards are determined by financial need and academic merit. US and international students who are eligible for this program are invited to apply. Scholarship applications are located within the program application. Other scholarships may also be available; visit the
GEO scholarships page for further information.
Additional information about the program, including the working itinerary and a link to the book produced by previous students, is available on
Professor Schlossberg’s website.
GEO program fees cover tuition, housing and some meals, excursions, and on-site orientation. Insurance and a 24-hour emergency service are also included.
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