2021-July-03

Student mobility is an important component of the GreenSilk – Efficient and Green Logistics Management along the Silk Road project. At the end of their virtual stay at the University of Bremen, all scholarship holders gave presentations to their German and Chinese supervisors: Prof. Haasis, Prof. Du, and Prof. Sun. This online student mobility was supported by Ms. Tu from the International Office at Zhongyuan University of Technology and Mr. Brinker from the team at the Chair of Maritime Business and Logistics at the University of Bremen.

Two master candidates, Ms. Menyang Zhou and Ms. Lingchen Wang, prepared presentations about “Supply Chain Issues in connection with New Silk Road Logistics” and “Information Management Issues in connection with New Silk Road Logistics”. All presentations were actively discussed and very good graded.

Two bachelor candidates, Ms. Xiong Yuqing and Mr. Hailong Bai, presented on the topics:

  • “Cross-border E-commerce Logistics Enabled by New Silk Road Logistics”
  • “The Role of Zhengzhou in Connection with New Silk Road Logistics”

Two master candidates, Ms. Menyang Zhou and Ms. Lingchen Wang, delivered presentations on:

  • “Supply Chain Issues in Connection with New Silk Road Logistics”
  • “Information Management Issues in Connection with New Silk Road Logistics”

All presentations were actively discussed and received very good evaluations.

The project GreenSilk is funded by the DAAD programme “Subject-related Partnerships with Institutions of Higher Education in Developing Countries”