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Marino
MSc in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Croatia
“The way the MSc program was presented instigated my mental capacity to explore new industry spheres and overcome the barriers put in place by the system I worked in for over 20 years. The tutors were experts in the fields in which they guided me. They were very friendly but professional and approachable”
Mohammed
LLM International Commercial Law
United Kingdom
“What attracted me to RKC is the distinct quality of the partnership with Salford University, this means you get to do a diverse range of post graduate programmes, from wherever you are in a reputable UK University through RKC support, and good Swiss practice. As such, maximising the opportunities, centred on skills development, employability and value creation, aligned for Students` progression. ”
Ngozi
MSc in Global Management
Nigeria
“My experience with RKC surpassed my expectation in a positive way as I enrolled for a full-time online masters. I was worried that it will not be engaging. However, I was wrong, the materials and online lectures were very insightful and interactive. Assessments were mostly real life global issues which gives you the opportunity to apply your knowledge as though you are in a real work space. The feedback on assessments from professors were very detailed and logical which further refined my knowledge on the subject matter.”
Aqeel
MSc in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Saudi Arabia
“RKC Association with University of Salford is an incredible partnership which is delivering great value to distance learners with latest research approach and it is vital when you want to earn a credential from a reputed institute while retaining your job. I visited University of Salford campus for my residency and and found that the campus, facilities and above all faculty is so great that i feel proud to be associated with a such an institute.”
David
MBA in International Business
United States
“My experience was unique due to the flexibility it provided and the high-quality interactions with both professors and peers from around the world. Studying online can sometimes feel isolating, but RKC bridged that gap with interactive sessions, group projects, and a strong online community. The platform is easy to navigate, which made accessing course materials, assignments, and lectures seamless. The global perspective I gained, combined with RKC’s practical, case-based approach, truly enriched my learning experience." Advice: "My advice to prospective OnlineCampus students is to establish a routine and stay disciplined—online learning gives you flexibility, but it also requires self-motivation. Engage actively in discussion forums and virtual meetings; connecting with your classmates and professors will make your studies more enriching and enjoyable. Also, set aside dedicated study time, and don’t be afraid to reach out for support when needed—the faculty and staff are there to help you succeed."”
Jean-Jacques
MSc in Information Systems Management
South Africa
“Great platform and service; top-class syllabus; brilliant diverse global exposure”
Deon
MSc in Project Management
South Africa
“RKC really gave me the opportunity to engage deeply with my prior knowledge and expanding it through structured modules and interactions during residency to enable me to obtain my MSc. It is the best place I have ever studied at.”
Livia
MBA in Leadership and Sustainability
Hungary
“I really do believe that the MBA program offered by Robert Kennedy College is of high value and the way it was executed fully on-line (due to COVID times) perfectly matches the postgraduate life. I would strongly advise to choose from the wide range of program opportunities for pharma professionals too.”
Nico
MSc in Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Germany
“Long nights in bringing the relevant research together. It was a great pathway from the beginning to the end. Challenging, but at the same time very rewarding. My advice is to “make it your project” and dive into the modules from the beginning until the end. Make yourself a schedule, especially if you are working in parallel and having family.”