Study Tour (ST)
Study Tour 2020 - Osaka, Taipei and Jakarta
Study tour 2020 (7th July to 29th July) to Osaka, Taipei and Jakarta has been cancelled taking into consideration the widespread Covid-19 worldwide and thereby accounting for the safety and wellness of our participating members. .
Study Tour 2019 - Bogotá, San Francisco & Los Angeles
26 of our student members along with two PhD's travelled to Colombia (Bogota and Medellin) and California (Los Angeles and SanFrancisco). Along the journey between two continents, a wide variety of transport domain companies and institutions were visited. It was a great experience for our members to enjoy different food cuisines, meet different culture people, know the differences in approach to dealing with transportation problems etc all within 21 days. To know more about the tour refer to flyovers.
Study Tour 2018 - Dubai, Seoul & Shanghai
Study Tour 2017- Kyoto, Kuala Lumpur & Singapore
Study Tour 2016- Buenos Aires, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro
In the summer of 2016 a group of 27 students and 1 Professor went to South America to visit companies, explore countries and of course have a lot of fun. The tour went to Buenos Aires, an intermediate stop at the Iguazú falls, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
The group visited a lot of interesting companies and institutions. A selection of them is listed below:
For more insights in the tour, view the location presentation or the program presentation below or look into a copy of the program booklet or the evalution book at the Hok.
Program Presentation:
www.slideshare.net/TjeerdOudkerk/program-presentation-study-tour-2016
The group visited a lot of interesting companies and institutions. A selection of them is listed below:
- In Buenos Aires the Dutch embassy, Deloitte and the Argentinian Railway Infrastructure Manager (ADIFSE)
- In São Paulo the Dutch consulate general, Arcadis, Guarulhos International Airport and Heineken
- In Rio de Janeiro UFRJ University and the Metro Company
For more insights in the tour, view the location presentation or the program presentation below or look into a copy of the program booklet or the evalution book at the Hok.
Program Presentation:
www.slideshare.net/TjeerdOudkerk/program-presentation-study-tour-2016
Study Tour 2015 - Hong Kong and Tokyo
The main tour on 2015 was a complete success! 24 students were able to live and explore these city's cultures, as well as business practices. The program was a full one! In HK students visited LangdonSeah to learn about the 3rd runway project, KLM & Air France Cargo, Hong Kong International Terminals and the XRL building site for the new high speed train terminal to mainland China. The Bid Buddha, Victoria Peak, some beach time and even horse racing completed the week in HK.
Tokyo started off with the famous capsule hotels and continued to Kofu, in spite of a typhoon. There a great company visit to Yokogawa awaited. During the weekend some were brave enough to climb Mt. Fuji while others got to know the city. After all, these were the only free days in Tokyo. Monday kicked off with the visit to Nissan, a production line tour and even a test drive of a Nissan Leaf. The final two days were filled with a workshop at the University of Tokyo and another one at JR East where the focus was on railway R&D.
We would like to thank the organizing committee for a flawless execution, the attending professor Pieter Schrijnen and his wife Truus, all sponsoring partners and of course, each one of the attending students, who through their good attitude and open-mindedness made the tour a success!
If you want to know more about our tour check the Tour's Program Booklet out!
Tokyo started off with the famous capsule hotels and continued to Kofu, in spite of a typhoon. There a great company visit to Yokogawa awaited. During the weekend some were brave enough to climb Mt. Fuji while others got to know the city. After all, these were the only free days in Tokyo. Monday kicked off with the visit to Nissan, a production line tour and even a test drive of a Nissan Leaf. The final two days were filled with a workshop at the University of Tokyo and another one at JR East where the focus was on railway R&D.
We would like to thank the organizing committee for a flawless execution, the attending professor Pieter Schrijnen and his wife Truus, all sponsoring partners and of course, each one of the attending students, who through their good attitude and open-mindedness made the tour a success!
If you want to know more about our tour check the Tour's Program Booklet out!