Bachelor Supervisions
Gregor Gerretz
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
To what extent does each stage of a matheuristic pipeline reduce total delivery cost in a multi-modal vehicle routing problem and under which instance characteristics is the matheuristic refinement most effective?
Karya Demirtas
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
From Assignment to Hire: Predicting Shortlist and Placement Outcomes on Vendor Management System Platforms with Logistic Company: HeadFirst B.V. Contact Person: Ton Sluiter Thesis Supervisor: Taha Huzeyfe Aktas Regression
Emy Hendriks
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Predicting Time-to-Fill of Job Vacancies Using Neural Networks
Lars Boon
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Arc Disruption Sensitivity in Clustered versus Uniform Multi-Modal Transportation Networks
Grace Nguyen
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Early Intervention in Recruitment: A Machine Learning Approach to Classify Hard-to-Fill Job Postings on OJV Platforms
Jingyi Su
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
How well can XGBoost predict recruitment difficulty
Dinis Jacinto Gruner
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Why Per-Load Consolidation Rules Fail to Repair a Greedy Multi-Modal Vehicle Routing Heuristic, and How Simulated Annealing Recovers Cost Through Truck-Route Repair
Jakša Mihaljević
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Greedy-Simulated Annealing Solver for the Multi-Modal Vehicle Routing Problem: An Analysis of Instance Characteristics and Solution Improvement
Shiyi Ma
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Designing a Multi-Stage Machine Learning Decision Support System for Recruitment Risk Assessment
Tristan Villomann
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2026.
Large Neighborhood Search for Multi-Modal Vehicle Routing with Transshipment
Giulio Simeone
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2025.
Social Cost of Carbon and Consumers’ Willingness to Pay : A new framework to estimate Sustainable Aviation Fuel adoption
Ernest Kolosok
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2025.
Building RAG for analysing sustainability reports of Airline companies: How do template-only, evidence-aware few-shot and program-of-thought prompt-engineering strategies differ in their ability to help retrieval-augmented language models accurately retrieve numerical environmental-performance figures and textual policy statements contained in airline sustainability reports?
Irene Sartor
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2025.
Comparative Evaluation of Query Translation Techniques in RAG Systems Applied to Aviation Sustainability Reports
Vishnu Raja
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2025.
Building Retrieval-Augmented Generation for analysing sustainability reports of airline companies: Pre-processing methods for transforming sustainability reports into chunked inputs
Albin C. L. ̊A. Lindqvist
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2024.
Improved Two-Stage Ant Colony Optimisation for Real-World Job Shop Scheduling
Akshat Nagar
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2024.
Data Refinery Job Shop Scheduling: Particle Swarm Optimization
Julian Franker
BSc. Business Analytics, University of Amsterdam. 2024.
Job attribution with multi-objective hybrid Tabu Search algorithm to solve dynamic job shop scheduling problem with unrelated parallel machines and sequence-dependent setup times