Candidates for full-time and part-time first-cycle studies at Gdańsk Tech submitted a total of 40,362 applications. The highest number of applications was for Civil Engineering, while the greatest competition was in Management and Production Engineering.

There were 38,598 applications for 4,400 places in full-time Bachelor's degree studies. This means an average of 8.8 applications per place. Candidates could choose from 45 fields of study offered across eight faculties. In total, nearly 11,000 more applications were submitted for full-time and part-time Bachelor's degree studies compared to the previous year.

– Over 40,000 applications show that candidates find programs in our offer that match their interests and future plans. It is especially important to us that both long-established programs at Gdańsk Tech and new proposals enjoy great popularity. This is the best signal that it is worth developing the range of studies and seeking new ways to combine engineering knowledge with the needs of the modern economy – says Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk Tech.

The Most Applications for Civil Engineering

In terms of the total number of applications, the most popular fields were:

  • Civil Engineering – 2149 applications,
  • Mechanical Engineering and Machine Design – 1547,
  • Automation, Cybernetics and Robotics – 1544,
  • Automation, Robotics and Control Systems – 1513,
  • Power Engineering – 1489.

The ranking looks different when considering the number of available places. The highest ratio of applications per place was noted in:

  • Management and Production Engineering – 26,
  • Economics – 25.6,
  • Yacht Design and Construction – 23.7,
  • Engineering Management – 23.4,
  • Economic Analytics – 20.6.

New Programmes Attracted Candidates

A new offering in this year’s first-cycle studies was Engineering Management conducted in English. For 25 places, 320 applications were submitted, which equates to 12.8 applications per place. The programme combines technical preparation with knowledge in management, data analysis, and the operation of modern enterprises.

Also enjoying great interest was Cosmetic Technologies, launched in the previous recruitment. The programme received 591 applications. The studies combine chemistry, process engineering, and laboratory work with issues related to the development and testing of cosmetics.

For part-time first-cycle studies, candidates submitted 1764 applications for 270 places, averaging 6.5 applications per place.

The Next Stage of Recruitment

Qualified candidates can submit the necessary documents for enrolment to the Faculty Recruitment Committee from July 16 to 22. Applicants with foreign secondary school certificates submit their documents at the Recruitment Centre.

The lists of admitted students will be published on July 24 at 4:00 p.m.

Detailed information about recruitment is available on the e-Rekrutacja website.