Turn data into action. Transform cities through cycling.
To celebrate the Copenhagenize 2025 Index – EIT Urban Mobility Edition and ensure its insights reach professionals worldwide, Copenhagenize is launching an unprecedented year of Master Classes in partnership with EIT Urban Mobility.
The 2026 program is designed to empower urban mobility professionals with actionable tools to improve cycling policies, infrastructure, and everyday mobility systems.
Drawing on the findings of the Copenhagenize Index and over a decade of Bicycle Urbanism Master Classes, the program offers a mix of open-enrollment and customized trainings, delivered both online and in person. Targeted at cities, companies, NGOs, and global institutions, these courses introduce proven tools and global best practices to accelerate the shift toward sustainable, inclusive, and bicycle-friendly cities.
This special 2026 program completely revisits and enhances the Bicycle Urbanism curriculum, incorporating exclusive data, innovations, and case studies from the new Copenhagenize Index—available nowhere else. Participants will gain the most up-to-date knowledge and strategies to lead transformative change in their own contexts.
Fill out this form and we’ll contact you when registration is open:
- May 19-21, 2026
- 3 days, in person
- Paris – the world’s 5th most bicycle-friendly city
- English
- €2700 (standard) / €1890 (alumni rate), incl. VAT
- Includes : Tuition, course materials bike rental, three lunches, two dinners, and an invite to the Master Class Community
Our flagship master class covers the fundamentals of bicycle urbanism—from infrastructure and design to communication and policy. Participants experience the city’s cycling network first-hand as Paris itself becomes the classroom. With immersive field visits and case studies drawn directly from the Copenhagenize Index, participants return home ready to advocate for and implement world-class cycling strategies that transform mobility and strengthen cities at their core.
Key topics: Cycling Strategy & Policy · Infrastructure & Design · Bikeconomics · Equity & Inclusion · Communication & Advocacy · The Evolution of Cycling in Paris
- Three 2-hour online sessions
- Two (Western & Eastern time zones)
- English
- €600 per person excl. VAT
- Includes : TTuition, course materials, invite to the Master Class Community
– Edition 1:
Dates: April 7, 14, & 21, 2026
Time: 9:30 am CET/3:30 pm SST/4:30 pm JST
Registration deadline: March 31, 2026
– Edition 2:
Dates: October 6, 13, & 20, 2026
Time: 5 pm CET/11 am EST/8 am PST
Registration deadline: September 30, 2026
A condensed online version of our signature course, tailored for non-profits and NGOs working to advance cycling mobility » with « A condensed online version of Essentials Master Class »
Key topics: Cycling Strategy & Policy · Infrastructure & Design · Bikeconomics · Equity & Inclusion · Communication & Advocacy · Organizing for Cycling
Our customized editions are developed for a single entity or group with specific goals in mind. Based on our Bicycle Urbanism Essentials framework, each session can emphasize technical design, strategic planning, or policy implementation depending on participants’ needs.
Customized master classes can be hosted in Paris, immersed in one of the world’s top cycling cities, or in your own city, fully in-person or a hybrid online/in-person format.
- Flexible (based on client schedule)
- Hybrid, typically 2–3 days in person + online session
- Minimum 12 (from one city, organization, or consortium)
- Paris – the world’s 5th most bicycle-friendly city OR the city of your choice
- English, French, Spanish or Arabic
- Upon request
Custom Master Classes can be hosted in Paris, your hometown, or another city of your choice, and can be fully in-person or a hybrid online/in-person format. Either way, the experience is packed with learnings and discussion using the 2025 Index as an assessment tool for your own city. You will leave the master class with a clear understanding of your city’s strengths and weaknesses and a roadmap of what steps to take to improve.
Email: kassandra@copenhagenize.eu if interested