Roads: mainly hardware, road structure, mechanics, road design, etc.
Traffic planning: a little soft, but by no means liberal arts. It involves urban road network planning, public transportation system planning, and the coordinated arrangement of various modes of transportation. , and requires high software application ability.
Transportation: the direction of railway transportation, because the teacher is the former team of Shanghai Railway University.
Logistics: mainly macro logistics, or overall urban logistics planning and logistics park planning related to transportation, not enterprise logistics and supply chain. At present, there are not many teachers who really understand the supply chain.
Signal control: partial railway signal control, for the same reason as above.
Railway construction: the civil construction of rail transit (railway, urban rail transit) is relatively hard.
Generally speaking, it has little to do with liberal arts, and it is purely engineering.
Work? The undergraduate course is ok, and the graduate student is better. There are two main directions: design institutes and institutions of the Foreign Relations Committee system. As long as undergraduates are not in first-tier cities, it is easier for them to find jobs.
Tongji's "transportation engineering" discipline is a national key first-class discipline, which ranks very high modestly, and is basically one of the best in land transportation (excluding air transportation and sea transportation) immodestly.