On the evening of December 4, a serial-lecture solely focused on the master programs of Technische Universitt Dresden, Deutschland (TUD) was held by the External Cooperation and Exchange Center at the Academic Hall of the library. Around one thousand Junior students from Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Architecture, New Energy Science and Engineering attended it.

  Chen Fei, with a 17-year expertise of higher education in Germany, demonstrated the advantages of universities in Deutschland with examples and data in contrast, impressed the audience deeply by sharing live Vlogs of Chinese students at TUD. “It’s from this lecture that we know there is more affordable alternative of master programs in Germany. I never thought about studying in Western Europe before. It’s said that it costs a lot. We might have known more about universities like TUD. Thanks a lot to ECEC for this lecture.” As quoted on Ouyang Yiting, a junior student of bachelor degree in Civil Engineering. She said she would reconsider her overseas plan. TUD is more eligible to her. Tan Rongxin, student of Material Forming and Control Engineering, was convinced by the lecture so that he presented his application form for a study at TUD the next day. “I was greatly moved by the study atmosphere, one-person-one-separate-room policy and its tradition of physical exercises. I discussed with my parents, they completely agreed with me on my further study schedule at TUD.”

  This lecture is part of oversea study lectures. It has enhanced students' understanding of international education and cultural exchange, helping them to have a more intuitive and profound understanding of learning and entrepreneurial paths from an international perspective. Next, the External Cooperation and Exchange Center will provide guidance on the entire project application process for students who are interested in participating in further studies based on their consultation and registration status.