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We collaborate with industry and government partners to make positive impacts on transport, logistics and supply chain initiatives around the world.

Our Successful Collaborations

As a leading international centre of thought leadership in the areas of transport, logistics and supply chain management, we have been involved in many successful collaborative relationships spanning the private and public sectors. Some recent partnerships include:

• Contributing to research on how Mobility as a Service and Mobility as a Feature can improve the transport user experience and benefit communities with IAG, Skedgo. Transport for NSW. Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland, Catapult, BusNSW, BusVic, Busways.

• Working with the Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland to develop a centralised trip/parking generation database that can also facilitate the design, implementation, and validation of GTPs.

• Partnering with Intelligent Transport Systems Australia Inc, the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts and the Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland to understand the attitudes and actions that are best likely to deliver actual change to a more sustainable transport system.

• Working with the Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland to study effective low fare public transport on a large-scale, understanding travel patterns and budgetary pressures. It will position Queensland as a leader in low flat fare public transport experience.

• Transport modelling projects with DAT.Mobility.

• A collaborative project with the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts designing, testing, and validating a pilot methodology for harvesting activity data of active road users – pedestrians, cyclists, and other personal mobility devices.

• Advising the private bus sector on aspects of government interaction.

• Guiding Australia’s procurement sector on the setting and improvement of their industry standards.

• Providing input to the New South Wales long-term transport master plan.

• Conducting a valuation and impact analysis on Sydney’s proposed heavy rail and bus rapid transit system network.

• Analysing of high-speed rail viability with both public and private organisations.

When it came to upgrading the skills of key traffic operators and planners at the Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW, seeking input from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies was an obvious choice. The long term partnership has resulted in a series of specialised study programs that have helped improve staff skill levels and assisted the organisation in addressing its many challenges.

Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW, Chief Executive (1999-2005)

International Partners

• Bus Rapid Transit (BRT+ CoE)
• ITLS Africa, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Domestic Partners

• Australian Key Centre of Teaching and Research in Transport Management, Monash Institute of Transport Studies
• Bus Industry Confederation
• iMOVE Australia
• Infrastructure Australia
• Matrix Traffic and Transport Data
• NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner
• TRACSLab (on-campus driving simulators to conduct a wide variety of research including route choice and traffic management studies)
• Transport for NSW, funds our Chair in Public Transport

University Of Sydney Partners

• Australian Centre for Robotics
• Net Zero Institute
• Sydney Travel and Health Study
• TransportLab

Education Partners

• GS1: In 2016, the University of Sydney became the first academic institution to receive a full GS1 membership. Watch ITLS and GS1 Australia, a success story.
• Bus and Coach Association of NSW: In partnership with the Bus and Coach Association of NSW, we have developed a program designed to meet the requirements for accreditation for bus and coach companies in NSW under the Passenger Transport Act. Visit our Bus and coach accreditation scheme short course for full program details.
• Australasian Supply Chain & Logistics Association (ASCLA): We have developed a micro-credential course for managers and business owners who want to broaden their understanding of supply chain management and the latest trends and technological developments in managing complex supply chains. Visit our Foundations of Intelligent Supply Chain Management for full course details.

Award Partners

Each year, the institute hosts an awards presentation to honour high achieving students, sponsored by industry partners.

The Peter Koning Memorial Award (The Chartered Institute Of Transport And Logistics In Australia)

Awarded to the domestic student with the highest academic achievement in a transport, infrastructure and/or logistics and supply chain management specialisation in the Master of Commerce.

2024 Peter Koning Memorial Award Recipient: Cleo An Pham Van

Supply Chain And Logistics Association Of Australia Award For Excellence

Awarded for the highest academic achievement in the Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

2024 Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia Award for Excellence Recipient: Bradley Moffatt

Gs1 Australia Logistics And Supply Chain Systems Prize

Awarded for the highest academic achievement in the Logistics and Supply Chain Systems unit.

2024 GS1 Australia Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Prize Recipient: Nadia Asnawi & Zhiting Kang

Gs1 Australia Global Distribution Strategy Prize

Awarded for the highest academic achievement in the Global Distribution Strategy unit.

2024 GS1 Australia Global Distribution Strategy Prize Recipient: Juliani Tosin

Busnsw Prize

Awarded for the best performance in the Certificate of Transport Management program.

2024 BusNSW CTM Prize Recipient: Denis Wolff

Mrs M.a. Ching Prize

Awarded to an international student for the highest academic achievement in a transport, infrastructure and/or logistics and supply chain management specialisation in the Master of Commerce.

2024 Mrs M.A. Ching Prize recipient: Oranid Yenradee

Institute Of Transport And Logistics Studies Prize

Awarded for excellence in postgraduate research in transport, logistics or supply chain management.

2024 Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies Prize Recipient: Veronica Schulz

Wendy And Christopher Adam Prize

Awarded for the highest academic achievement in the Master of Transport program.

2024 Wendy and Christopher Adam Prize Recipient: Elias Shirt

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