After a gap year internship at Bolloré Transport & Logistics as part of my Global Bachelor in Business Administration (GBBA), I realized I wanted to pursue a master’s degree in Supply Chain, specifically through the MSc Supply Chain and Digital Transformation program. This program not only aligns with my interest in supply chain project management but also adds a crucial element for today’s society: digital transformation. Currently, I work in the food industry, where I manage a fully digitalised supply chain: the packaging supply for Danone products in Europe. These packages are designed and procured digitally via an ERP software, for which I was a key user during my work-study year in the MSc Supply Chain and Digital Transformation program. This experience allowed me to understand all the implications related to the creation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of a tool digitalising the supply chain process and, at the same time, to grasp the packaging supply chain process across various sectors (food, cosmetics, etc.). Today, I am capable of managing this supply chain at a regional level. The MSc Supply Chain and Digital Transformation program equipped me with this skill set within the context of a project that is both materialized and digitalised.