SCM Student Voices

To truly understand MIT, one needs to truly understand Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Since starting the SCMr program at MIT in August, I’ve been asked the same question in a hundred different ways – “What are you learning, Maria?”

Supply Chain enthusiasts and leaders can benefit a lot from learning to play drums.

The 15 years old me would have never imagined that I could learn so much in such a short span of time.

Looking back, there are some things I would have liked to know before coming to MIT. This is just my personal experience and does not reflect advice or anything similar.

Being a student at MIT does not come without its challenges. Between the courses, assignments, team meetings, and other responsibilities, it is easy to feel busy.

In this post, I’ll share my journey of transition, the challenges I faced, how I prepared myself, and the valuable lessons I’ve learned.

One of the eternal dilemmas for engineers pondering if they should pursue graduate education: to study an MBA or a MASc/MEng.

Since the advent of warfare, logistics has played a crucial role in the success or defeat of armies on the battlefield.