Harbin campus is the main campus, commonly known as the headquarters, Weihai is a sub-campus, and Shenzhen is a graduate school with a small number of undergraduates. According to the plan, Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) will be completed by the end of the Twelfth Five-Year Plan. Because I have only seen it in this department, I only describe my personal experience in this answer. )

In this part, two school districts, District 1 and District 2, have free commuter buses. The second district feels like a high school, and the campus is close to the square. There is basically nothing on campus except teaching facilities and a few small shops. The four colleges of municipal administration, civil engineering, transportation and food are all in the second district from freshmen to doctors, and other colleges are only freshmen in the second district, collectively referred to as the basic department.

The first area is more complicated, with roughly three blocks-civil buildings, the "first area" and the science park. It takes nearly half an hour to walk from Minjian to the Space Museum of Science and Technology Park (without holding a female ticket on the road), and the whole journey is more than 3 kilometers, passing through Jing Yao Community, Hua Fu Community, Prosperous Community, Gardener Community, Xiyuan Community, Guixin Community and a railway crossing. Although it is customarily called Zone 1, Science Park and Minjian are more like Zone 3 and Zone 4, because both places have facilities such as canteens, dormitories, teaching buildings and office buildings. For example, students who live in the science park where the beast has moved into the professor usually like to say "how about going to the first district" instead of "how about going to the XX building"

Harbin Institute of Technology is a typical engineering college. Don't listen to people's nonsense about what is what. There are only three departments left in the science college of four departments. Part of the former Department of Chemistry is now the Institute of Chemical Engineering, and the former Department of Biology is now the College of Life Science and Technology. The reason why I want to take these two colleges out is because I am an underachiever in the School of Science and know them better. The second reason is that they have been regarded as engineering (the school is not clear, but it is thought so within the school of science). The construction of the second district still has a sense of wholeness, and the construction of the first district is a feeling of random platter.