April 17th, 2012 by Jan Jansen
Join the Minor of the Future!
An exciting and fast developing work field with good job perspectives, a pratical minor with thrilling excursions, getting in touch with authorities in wind power. That’s what the minor/exchange program Wind Energy Project Management is about! This international minor/exchange program at HAN University of Applied Sciences is delivered in cooperation with OutSmart wind professionals. The course deals with every aspect of harvesting wind energy using offshore wind farms. It is a unique study designed for Engineering, Economics and Management students. The program is comprehensive Continue reading ‘Minor Wind Energy Project Management’
January 31st, 2011 by Jan Jansen
Supply Chain Management: Root Beer Game and Global Supply Chain Management
Harvard Business Publishing offers two simulations about supply chain management. Supply Chain Management: Root Beer Game is a team-based simulation that demonstrates how oscillations in a root beer supply chain develop and create a dynamic known as the “bullwhip” effect. Students take on roles representing the retailer, the wholesaler, the distributor, and the factory. In Global Supply Chain Management, students set up a supply chain to deliver two mobile phone models. Students examine the entire manufacturing supply chain and consider how best to optimize a supply chain to meet variable demand. Source: http://cb.hbsp.harvard.edu/cb/product/3101-HTM-ENG
January 27th, 2011 by Jan Jansen
Wind Energy Project Management is an international minor (Semester elective of 30 ECTS) at the HAN University of Applied Sciences, delivered in cooperation with OutSmart wind professionals. This minor deals with every aspect of harvesting wind energy using offshore wind farms. It is a unique study designed for with a background in Engineering, Economics, Logistics and Management.
More information on the website:
http://www.han.nl/opleidingen/minoren/en/windenergy-projectmanagement/
Or you can contact the co-ordinator: Mr Roy Peters (e-mail: roy.peters@han.nl)
An overview of the technical, managerial, financial, political and legal aspects in the various phases of developing an offshore wind farm:
Initiating
April 19th, 2010 by Jan Jansen
The Sustainability in Logistics (SIL) project took place in 2009. The goal of the project was to develop a quick scan to measure how well companies perform in the field of sustainability in logistics. Students of two universities (HAN in The Netherlands and CSU in Russia) performed their research on this topic on a theoretical level (what indicators should be included in a quick scan; and why they should be included) and a practical level (field research in a company in a certain industry in their home country).
SIL project teams 2009:
More information: Sustainability in Logistics blog
