Prof. Ludwik Referowski donated PLN 1 million to Gdańsk University of Technology for scholarships for gifted students.
Are you the owner of historical photos illustrating the campus or academic life, or old devices which were used for classes in the old days? Do you want to show them to a wider audience? Give them to us and co-create exhibitions as part of the emerging Gdańsk University of Technology Museum.
There are over 80 student clubs at Gdańsk University of Technology, which gather young, committed people with creative visions, noticing unusual solutions or wanting to pursue new ideas and their passions.
We invite you to jointly create scholarships for talented students and graduates of Gdańsk University of Technology.
For many of us, sport is the meaning of life. If, like us, you like to spend time actively, and you are not indifferent to the fate of young talents, you probably know that success consists of many elements. These are, above all, natural talent, hard work, but also financial support.
Resources from the development fund are allocated to the development of the staff as well as improvement of educational and research facilities of the university.
Children with autism spectrum disorders struggle with many deficits that also affect their learning abilities. Their education, which is quite a challenge for both therapists and parents, should be tailored individually to the abilities of each pupil in such a way as to create optimal conditions for their development.
The first part of the meeting was attended by the rectors of three leading universities in the region: prof. Krzysztof Wilde (Gdańsk University of Technology), prof. Michał Markuszewski, Vice-Rector for Science (Medical University of Gdańsk) and prof. Piotr Stepnowski (University of Gdańsk). The webinar was led by Piotr Markowski, representing the Gdańsk Tech special purpose vehicle Excento.
