During the week, the students carried out wind tunnel experiments, worked on CFD simulations, participated in study visits, and took part in various social events in the beautiful town of Lingen.
“This was the first time we have organised such an exchange, and it was a valuable learning experience for everyone involved. Beyond the academic activities, an important focus was giving students the opportunity to experiencing the students’ different countries, spending time together, and building international connections. It was a great success”, says Puneet Saini, who led the Swedish students.
“This was a really nice addition to their programme studies,” say programme coordinator Johan Heier, “both the added international perspectives and the strengthening of the group feeling among the students.”
We would like to especially thank Prof. Johannes Koke and his colleagues in Lingen for hosting the Swedish delegation and for making the week such a wonderful experience.
Translated extract below from a news article on the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück’s website (in German)
“Following the successful completion of the Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) in Sweden, a return visit has now taken place … Together with students from the Lingen campus, the Swedish guests attended lectures, gained in-depth insights into the laboratories, and visited the regional company Kampmann GmbH.”
