Leading Global Supply Chains in Northern Europe : Reviews (Delft)

I absolutely loved the immersion in the culture and the firm visits. Each city we visited had something new to offer and things to learn about in terms of life and business. Visits were chosen and each provided something insightful. My mind was blown day after day. There was a good balance of downtime to explore, as well.

I couldn't have asked for a better group of students to travel with, and Professor Ward and Professor Walden are extremely knowledgable on all things supply chain and business in general. The Netherlands is one of my favorite countries I've visited and I will definitely be going back.

My favorite part of this program was getting the chance to emerse myself in Northern European culture! Everyone was very nice and the cities were all so beautiful! I would love to visit again sometime!

What made this program so great was how hands-on it was—we were actually shadowing companies and learning how supply chain works in other countries. We had the perfect amount of free time to explore, and the small group size made it easy to learn and get close with one another. I will recommend this trip a million times over; it was easily the best experience of my life.

I loved watching myself adapt to the culture and learn to communicate better with others. I also saw significant growth in my business knowledge over the trip as well. Additionally, I met some great friends!

Every single company visit added to the program in a unique way, and I learned more in two weeks abroad than I ever have in a classroom setting. The entire trip was one of the most rewarding experiences I've ever done.

Visiting Northern Europe was incredibly rewarding, particularly in highlighting their remarkable efficiency and sustainability compared to the US. Witnessing their supply chains in action and connecting with locals gave me a firsthand look at how these structural successes directly contribute to a high quality of life

The trip was fast-paced and busy, so we got to see a lot, and we had plenty of free time to explore the cities we stayed in on our own.

I saw the scale of global supply chains on a whole new level. There is no way to describe what I experienced, you just have to go experience it yourself. I also learned the importance of a power adapter ;)

You learn real world application of many of the topics introduced in supply chain classes. You also hear from professionals on what they do for work and what they wish they would've done differently throughout their career. It's very insightful and gives a better understanding of what it means to study and work in logistics.

I feel as though I recieved a master class in good manners. Especially, high-use case skills for me seieng as the line of work I do is banking, and about 60% of my job is just relationship building. So, what I have experieced in Germany and the Netherlands was very useful!