Supply Chain Management

— Björg, Iceland

— Joost, Netherlands

This year has been incredible – the end of the year global leadership day review has really made me appreciate how diverse our group has been, how much we have achieved and how collaborative our group has been. I am excited to see what we all go on to achieve. Some advice for future students – network as much as you can! Embrace the many different nationalities in your group and see the opportunities to make friends and professional contacts from all over the world.

— Ousman Touray, The Gambia

AMS is so diverse, especially in our group. You learn so much from each other and get to make friends from all over the world. We spend a lot of time working together and this helps build great bonds that I know will last for a long time after graduation. I recommend AMS for anyone who wants a global experience.

— Marta Usberti, Italië

Looking back, the MGSCM was both amazing and challenging—a true game-changer filled with insights, hands-on learning, and personal growth. The program was elevated by an exceptional and highly skilled faculty who made the experience truly dynamic, with a practical approach through simulations, company visits, and the in-company project where we had to propose different scenarios that analysed logistics and transportation processes, which put everything I had learned throughout the year into practice. My class was a vibrant mix of cultures, countries, and ages, creating a truly intercultural experience that broadened my mindset. Being part of a small class made it feel like a close-knit community, where I gained not only academic knowledge but also unforgettable memories!

— Andrea Vargas Linares, Peru

The company visits throughout the year in Belgium and Netherlands were super interesting aspects of the course. I felt these were great moments to understand the real practical elements of Supply Chain and logistics and see the theory come to life in a large multi-faceted company – understanding the challenges they face and the issues they have – we learned so much this way.

— Rovina Sequeira, India