Individual Research Studies (IRS or ISB - in polish) create individual educational paths for the most talented second-level students in connection with their research as part of research projects.
IntechOpen's portfolio of Open Science Journals is a significant step in our development and commitment to Open Access and open research. With the aim of promoting the global benefits of openness in the community, we are organizing a series of free webinars that address the topics of Open Science.
The first in the series of webinars will be delivered by Sarah Greaves, STM Publishing Consultant and will talk about the Open Science concept and its advantages and challenges.
Every year on April 22, International Earth Day is celebrated. On this occasion, pro-ecological activities like group cleaning of parks, zero-waste workshops and many others, are organized around the world.
The project received funding from the National Agency for Academic Exchange "Welcome to Poland" program, which aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of universities in the area of servicing international students and employees. In addition to Gdańsk University of Technology's application, 35 projects from all over Poland received a positive formal and substantive assessment.
In the completed call, 14 high-potential proposals were submitted, of which as many as 11 received funding:
Within the BioTechMed Center
1. Preliminary integration of a medical device: laser computed tomography of gel phantoms in dosimetry and treatment quality verification in photon and hadron radiosurgery and radiotherapy.
Project leader: Dr. Brigid Mielewska (FAPM)
Funds awarded: PLN 165,600.00
Within the Center for Future Materials
In mid-April, the International Relations Office represented the university at the International Education Fairs Turkey (IEFT) in Istambul.
On the new subpage, we will publish reports and studies, both in Polish and English, related to the situation of international students and the level of internationalization of universities in Poland, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education (trends in online learning, the impact of the pandemic on the mental health and well-being of students and employees) and the latest trends in promotion and marketing on foreign markets.
Calls have been closed in the program
The project received funding from the National Agency for Academic Exchange "Welcome to Poland" program, which aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of universities in the area of servicing international students and employees. In addition to Gdańsk University of Technology's application, 35 projects from all over Poland received a positive formal and substantive assessment.
The Genius Universitatis competition, organized by the "Perspektywy" Foundation, aims to promote modern and innovative practices and marketing tools used by universities to support recruitment for studies and promotion of the entire university or a given faculty / institute. Universities could submit works in one or more of the eight competition categories. The applications were evaluated by the jury composed of marketing experts led by prof. Artur Krajewski, PhD, DSc from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
