The College of Civil Engineering of Tongji University and Leibniz University jointly organized a summer camp in Germany to explore sustainable development in civil engineering. The program, which ran from July 21 to July 27, is part of the implementation of Strategy 2.0 for Cooperation with Germany, which aims to draw on the resources of Tongji University and its partner universities in Germany to cultivate international professionals in civil engineering.

In addition to their studies, the students explored Hannover, a city known for its rich cultural heritage, unique architectural style, and diverse local cuisine. During their time in Hannover, students toured typical buildings such as churches, the city hall, and the Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen, discovering elements and features of German culture.

In this highly developed city, not only did the students learn about cutting-edge international engineering technology and the latest research results, but they also had in-depth exchange with international professors and experts, immersing themselves in the academic culture of Germany. Such international study experiences allowed the students to keep their knowledge up-to-date and themselves more prepared for the next step in their engineering journey.