On October 7, the School of Mechanical Engineering held an international education lecture and a Sino-French joint training project presentation in the small auditorium. Zou Shijian, Deputy Director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Office, and Peng Chen, Manager of the Asian Affairs Development Department of ESTIA School of Engineering, France, were the speakers. The conference was presided over by Zhang Liming, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of the School. All the 2020 undergraduates of the School of Mechanical Engineering participated in the presentation.

In the lecture, Deputy Director Zou Shijian introduced in detail the relevant policy support for the school’s study abroad and the Sino-French engineer joint training project from the aspects of "Why Study Abroad", "School Related Policies" and "Introduction to the Sino-French Engineer Joint Training Project" Happening. Then, Manager Peng Chen introduced the training objectives, training model and future prospects of the Sino-French engineer joint training project to the freshmen present through a video connection, and asked about the language test requirements and degree certificate recognition that the students are concerned about. And the employment direction and other questions were answered in a targeted manner. Finally, the conference invited French professor Michel Grillet to give a lecture on "What is the future engineer like". The first batch of Sino-French class monitor Luo Min also shared his personal experience in France. There was an active exchange of teachers and students and a harmonious atmosphere.

The purpose of this conference is to popularize the school’s internationalization policy and provide opportunities for new students to receive higher education in an international environment. It encourages new students to learn professional knowledge, broaden their knowledge, and cultivate students with international vision, social responsibility and international competitiveness. High-quality talent.