Dr. Robin Hickman

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Biography

Robin Hickman is a Professor of Transport and City Planning at the Bartlett School of Planning, University College London. He is also the director of the MSc in Transport and City Planning. His academic career includes appointments as a Visiting Research Associate and Research Fellow at the Transport Studies Unit at the University of Oxford. Between 2004 and 2011, he served as Associate Director at Halcrow, where he led transport research, and previously worked at Llewelyn Davies on masterplanning transport research. Robin's contributions to academic literature includes significant books and over 150 journal articles and working papers in the field of transport studies, focusing on sustainable urban mobility, transport development, and climate change. He has collaborated on various practice guides while actively publishing in journals including 'Town & Country Planning'. Robin earned his PhD from University College London in 2007, emphasizing his expertise and commitment to sustainable development goals.

Research Interests

Experience

Professor

2016-01-01 — Present

University College London • London, United Kingdom

Professor of Transport and City Planning at the Bartlett School of Planning.

Visiting Research Associate

2011-09-01 — 2016-01-31

University of Oxford • Oxford, United Kingdom

Conducted research at the Transport Studies Unit.

Research Fellow

2009-09-01 — 2011-08-31

University of Oxford • Oxford, United Kingdom

Worked on various transport studies.

Associate Director

2004-09-01 — 2011-08-31

Halcrow Group • London, United Kingdom

Led transport research initiatives.

Associate

1999-09-01 — 2004-08-31

Llewelyn Davies • London, United Kingdom

Involved in urban planning research.

Planner/Senior Planner

1995-01-02 — 1999-08-31

Surrey County Council • London, United Kingdom

Engaged in strategic planning for local transport.