Joint European Master’s
The consortium is developing a 60 ECTS programme that applies AI and high-performance computing (HPC) to transport and mobility.
GreenShift brings artificial intelligence and high-performance computing into transport education, helping Europe build the skills for cleaner, more efficient mobility.
Visit the project websiteGreenShift (EU MSc in AI & HPC for Green Digital Innovation in Transport) is a European education and skills project. It connects universities, supercomputing centres, technology companies and training organisations to develop learning opportunities around real transport challenges.
The project serves graduates and working professionals, as well as transport operators, small and medium-sized enterprises, and public authorities looking to build advanced digital skills.
The consortium is developing a 60 ECTS programme that applies AI and high-performance computing (HPC) to transport and mobility.
Standalone modules, micro-credentials and short courses are being developed for professionals and organisations looking to build specific skills.
Industry projects, workshops and mobility opportunities connect learners to challenges such as traffic management, fleet optimisation and lower-emission transport.
The National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest (UPB) is an academic partner in GreenShift. Through the MobyLab research group, UPB brings experience in smart mobility, intelligent traffic management, vehicular networking and edge AI.
UPB’s profile on the GreenShift websiteContributes to the design of master’s modules and supports programme quality assurance and accreditation work within the consortium.
Leads the development of training and resources that help lecturers across partner institutions prepare and teach modules in an inclusive online learning environment.
Helps shape cross-border placements and brings learners, researchers and industry together through workshops, guest lectures and networking events.
Leads work to collect and share case studies showing how AI and HPC are used in transport across Europe.
GreenShift received the European Commission’s STEP Seal in 2026.
For questions about UPB’s work in GreenShift, contact UPB’s partner lead. For programme and consortium enquiries, use the project’s contact page.