From June 20 to 30, 2025, the School of Civil Engineering and Architecture proudly presented the 2025 Outstanding Graduation Project (Thesis) Exhibition in its second-floor gallery. The event showcased the academic achievements of graduating students, highlighting their innovative and practical capabilities while fostering academic exchange and knowledge transfer. The exhibition attracted widespread attention from faculty members, academic leaders, and current students.
The exhibition featured 15 exceptional graduation projects and theses selected from various disciplines, including Civil Engineering, Engineering Management, Urban and Rural Planning, and Geomatics Engineering. The works covered a diverse range of cutting-edge topics, such as green building design, structural optimization, advanced BIM applications, resilient urban planning, sustainable landscape design, innovative construction materials, and project management methodologies. Each project demonstrated not only the students' solid technical foundation and rigorous academic approach but also their thoughtful consideration of societal needs, humanistic values, technological innovation, and sustainable development.
During the exhibition, faculty leaders and professors visited to offer guidance, while numerous underclassmen seized the opportunity to learn from their senior peers. The outstanding projects served as valuable references, inspiring younger students to pursue academic excellence and innovation. This intergenerational interaction further strengthened the school's culture of knowledge sharing and academic rigor.
More than just a display of creativity and technical skill, the exhibition embodied the School of Civil Engineering and Architecture's commitment to "practice-oriented education and cultivating outstanding engineering talent." It highlighted the students' professional competence, innovative thinking, and sense of responsibility, injecting fresh vitality into the school's future development.
The event underscored the school's dedication to bridging theory and practice, preparing students to tackle real-world challenges in the ever-evolving field of architectural engineering.
