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Training Opportunities at UCB TechTransfer

Posted: 9/14/2026

The Technology Transfer Program (TechTransfer) at UC Berkeley’s Institute of Transportation Studies (ITS) is California's premier professional development and continuing education hub for transportation practitioners.

TechTransfer bridges the gap between academic innovation and real-world application by delivering university-level expertise through accessible workshops, field training, and online courses designed to keep the state's transportation workforce at the cutting edge of industry standards. Their training spans the areas of planning & policy, traffic engineering, project development, infrastructure design & maintenance, safety, environmental issues, complete streets, active & multimodal transportation, rail, and aviation.

In addition to a wide range of live training, TechTransfer also offers various self-paced, on-demand courses developed in partnership with the City & County Pavement Improvement Center (CCPIC), which can be found here in our ODT catalog.  

Upcoming Live Courses Include:

Pavement Management & Preservation | November 16-20, 2026, 10am – 12pm PT

Multimodal Transportation Impact Analysis | November 17-20, 2026, 1pm – 3pm PT

Adaptive Traffic Control Systems | November 30 - December 3, 2026, 10am – 12pm PT

Asphalt Concrete Materials & Mix Design | February 22 - 25, 2027, 2pm – 4pm PT

Transportation Planning Fundamentals | February 23 - 25, 2027, 8am – 5pm PT


Find more training at TechTransfer

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About ITS Berkeley

The UCB Institute of Transportation Studies develops leading-edge innovations influencing movement of people and goods and advancing sustainability, economic health, and quality of life at the University of California Berkeley.

ITS Berkeley is a leading center for transportation research worldwide, helping to address issues facing California's infrastructure and beyond.

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