Everybody had three group presentations on topics from the previous week and a half spent here in the Netherlands.

We evaluated the physical, social, and safety attributes of different neighborhoods in Rotterdam.

The Green Village is a living lab for sustainable innovations in home and work environments.

We journeyed to Amersfoort to tour an Energy and Resource Recovery Factory.

Gonzaga students presented on water management and saw examples of cycle path designs.

On the first weekend of the Delft study abroad experience, many students visited one of the Netherlands most famous beaches.

The second day in Delft, the Sustainable Cities course biked 14 miles on a loop including stops in Rijswijk

Today was a learning experience in Delft, Netherlands as the students biked around the city following the correct traffic laws.

For three weeks, students will learn about how sustainability is deeply embedded into the Dutch culture.

Today was leaving day for Zags in Delft.

On the final academic day of the Gonzaga in Delft program, students spent the morning and early afternoon working on their final assignment due in Delft.

Students were able explored the vast arrangement of sustainability innovations from around the world including exhibitions from Qatar and the UAE.

Experiences of the Civil Engineering study abroad program in the Netherlands

Gonzaga in Delft students biked 50-kilometers round trip to see the Maeslant barriers and the "Sand Motor."

Experiences of the Civil Engineering study abroad program in the Netherlands

Students visited Tomatoworld, an educational center focused on the Dutch greenhouse horticulture sector.