Roland Hauschulz

Roland Hauschulz is a Lecturer and Research Associate at Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin), holding roles in both academic and applied transportation research. He holds an M.Sc. in Planning and Operation in Transportation from TU Berlin, focusing on road traffic facility design and sustainable mobility solutions. His current affiliation includes the Institute of Land and Sea Transport Planning and Operation of Roads within Faculty V.

Since 2024, he serves as a certified safety auditor for road networks. He lectures at the University of Applied Sciences Wildau on traffic signal control within intermodal transport systems and teaches at TU Berlin's Chair of Road Design and Operations. His responsibilities include course development, project supervision, and academic support.

Research interests span traffic engineering, cycling integration in transport networks, urban mobility planning, and safety audits. He has practical experience in traffic studies, parking management, and noise action projects through collaborations with engineering firms like LK Argus and FixMyCity GmbH.

Education highlights include a B.Sc. in Transportation Planning (TU Berlin), a Master's thesis on cyclist-motorist interaction dynamics, and a semester abroad at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.