ABOUT MADE IT
MADE IT is the study association belonging to the students of the Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Engineering (MADE) master’s degree. This is a joint programme coordinated by Wageningen University & Research and Delft University of Technology, hosted by the Amsterdam Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS) Institute on the Marineterrein establishment. The association was established at the beginning of the master’s programme in September 2017 and became official on the 10th of January 2019.
The study association is geared towards all MADE students and promotes their interests and their professional and personal development. MADE IT also strives to improve the education of the master’s program and organizes a wide variety of events. After the formal establishment of MADE IT in 2019, we now focus on further developing our activities, as well as improving the relationships with and between all involved parties: The students, the AMS Institute and AMS staff, the two associated universities and beyond.
BOARD 2023
The board of study association MADE IT consists of five students who work part-time for the association during a calendar year. Board 5 for the year 2023 is composed as follows:
President
Carlos Herrera
Ventosa
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“As students in the city, we have the unique opportunity to shape our surroundings and influence the future”
Secretary
Anneke
Haverlag
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“As secretary of MADE IT, I want to enhance student engagement to maintain and strengthen the MADE community.”
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Treasurer
Oleg
Khoroshev
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“Being a non-profit association, our main goal is to close the year with zero surplus, knowing that every penny has served students in the best possible way.”
Vice President - External relations
Amber
Lijzen
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“As Vice President External Relations, I would like to connect the students of MADE to the larger networks around, within and outside of AMS.”
Vice President - Internal relations
Mark
Prins
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“As a board member of MADE IT, my focus is on maintaining a high quality of education. Together we aim to further strengthen our network within the programme, the AMS Institute and beyond"