Located at the University's Kedleston Road site, the hub, which is due to be completed in early 2025, will offer electric vehicle (EV) charge points, Real Time Information (RTI) travel screens and secure cycle parking.
Derby City Council and the University of Derby partnered on the project which was funded by £800,000 from the Government's Future Transport Zones fund.
Once complete, it will allow the University's staff and students greater choice when choosing how to travel.
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Professor Kathryn Mitchell CBE DL, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Derby, said: "We are delighted to have started construction on this transformative project, bringing greater access to sustainable travel facilities for our students, staff, partners, and visitors, whilst reinforcing our commitment to environmental sustainability and the road to net-zero.
"Our continued partnership with the City Council demonstrates that the University is committed to sustainability and its civic role within the city. We are equally excited to continue this collaboration and develop healthier and cleaner travel options within Derby."
Councillor Carmel Swan, Cabinet Member Climate Change, Transport and Sustainability added: "This is an exciting project and I'm thrilled that we have partnered with the University of Derby to bring it to life.
"Providing students and University staff with accessible and affordable alternative transport options will further support our climate ambitions and enhance Derby’s attractiveness as a leading university city."
