Through active partnerships with academic institutions on all continents, Coventry University pursued joint research and teaching programs, student and staff mobility, collaborative degrees, and progression pathway programs. This Transnational Education model allows students worldwide to study a specific degree, course or module without leaving their home country. This helps the students to develop a more significant international outlook and capacity for internationalisation. It also provides graduates other benefits like increased access to global opportunities and enhanced career prospects. Based on Coventry University’s academic partnership strategy and in response to the call, the School of Energy, Construction and Environment, Coventry University (CU) is presenting the lead UK applicant for this call in collaboration with the Centre of Mobility Research (CMOR) at the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University (ASU). The project consortium also includes Newcastle University (UNEW) as an associated partner represented by the Future Mobility group at Newcastle University (UNEW). The proposed project’s activities aim to design a teaching and learning collaboration model for the Transportation Safety and Security (S&S) module, which contributes to a master’s level in the UK and Egypt.