University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam

 Names: Stefan Klein & Linda van der Grient  Program: Logistics and Economics (Fourth Year)  Specialization:  Supply Chain Management  Management and Consultancy Introduction

 The Netherlands Public Transport Prices  Rotterdam City Port  Rotterdam University Study Program Minors (Specialization) Index

The Netherlands 16 Million inhabitants Capital : Amsterdam 2nd largest city: Rotterdam 27% of the country below sea level Driving from North to South takes 3,5 hours Driving from West to East takes 3 hours

 Perfect system of:  Train  Bus  Underground  Tram  Two way ticket from Rotterdam – Amsterdam costs approximatly € 20,- for students € 14,-  Travelling time 40 minutes Public Transport

 Appartments: € 300/ € 500  Bread: € 1,50  Cheese: € 8 per kilogram  Meat: € 4,50 per kilogram  Beer: Supermarket: € 0,8 (Heineken, Amstel, Grolsch) Bars: € 1,5/€ 2 Prices

 City  Population: inhabitants  The City of Events in the Netherlands  City in development  Sightseeing  Euromast (Highest construction in the Netherlands)  Erasmus bridge  Blijdorp Zoo (One of the finest in Europe)  New City Centre Shopping Leisure  Port of Rotterdam Rotterdam

 In the evening hours; Clubs Bars Cinema’s Casino  Den Hague  Scheveningen  Amsterdam  Utrecht  Antwerps (Belgium) Rotterdam

Port of Rotterdam

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 Rotterdam University (a university of Applied Sciences) is a leading knowledge institute for higher professional education, with 25,000 students preparing for their future career.  Rotterdam University uses the knowledge and hands-on experience from professional practice.  Faculty of Construction and Business  Logistics and Economics Rotterdam University

 Study program  4 year Bachelor Program  Maritime Management  Supply Chain Management Rotterdam University

 This course is written to provide a practical, overall knowledge of the elements of port operation and management. You will learn why design and layout is different from port to port. This will be done by outlining the basic factors that are likely to influence the design of modern ports. The design of some well-known ports will be compared and analyzed. Maritime management

Course content:  1. Basics of Supply Chain Management  2. Supply Chain Management  3. Logistics & Supply Chain Management  4. Methods and skills  5. SCM topics  Projects  Every quarter the students will participate in a project. A team of 4-5 persons will carry out an assignment in a company or an assignment based on a business case. The theoretical knowledge and the learned skills must be used in these projects. Supply Chain Management

S o if you want to: Take part in an exchange program in Logistics and Transport Management  Visit Europe’s largest Port, the Port of Rotterdam  Get to know the Netherlands and the Dutch culture  Study together with Dutch students and other international students  Make a good start in your international career in Logistics and Transport Management  We invite you to apply for this student exchange program.

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