This Specialization Program is structured into four main levels: Foundation, Theory, Method, and Capstone, offer-ing a total of 10 courses, each worth 3 credits. Students are required to take Railroad Transportation Engineering (RTE) at Level 1, select at least one course at Level 2, and choose at least two courses from the six courses offered at Levels 3 and 4. By completing at least four courses and earning a minimum of 12 credits under these requirements, students will fulfill the specialization module in the railway field.<br>The course design integrates theoretical, methodological, and practical application courses. Students begin with RTE, which provides a foundation in railway systems. Based on their interests and academic background (e.g., transportation or electromechanical engineering), they then choose one Theory course. In addition, six courses are offered within the Method and Capstone categories, designed to cultivate technical skills and strengthen the connec-tion between theory and practice. These courses enhance students’ ability to apply knowledge and solve problems, and may be selected according to their academic interests as well as their future research or career goals.