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M.Sc. Sebastian Seisenberger

Focus Areas

Sebastian Seisenberger has worked at the Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning since November 2021. He is a graduate of the Master’s Program in Environmental Engineering at TUM and works on Accessibility by active mobility and public transport as well as the further development of Accessibility Instruments for planning practice.

Curriculum

2021 -   Research Associate at the Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning
2021    

Master’s Thesis: "Evaluating walking accessibility and equity to essential services with and without competition using the interactive accessibility instrument GOAT" 

2020 - 2021

Intern and working student in the mobility department at IGES Institut GmbH (Berlin)

2019 - 2020 Erasmus-Semester at the University of Twente (Netherlands)
2018 - 2019 Working student at the Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning
2017 - 2021 Master’s program in Environmental Engineering at TUM with specialization in "Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning" and "Transportation Engineering and Control"
2016 - 2017 Working student at the Peter Löscher Chair of Business Ethics at TUM
2015 - 2019 Bachelor’s program Philosophy with a minor in Sociology at Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
2015    

Bachelor’s Thesis: Success criteria for the improvement of neighbourhood mobility ("Erfolgskriterien für die Verbesserung der Nahmobilität - am Beispiel von München")

2011 - 2015 Bachelor’s program Environmental Engineering at TUM

Projects

current  GOAT 3.0

Publications

2022