Informational meeting for candidates to the Doctoral School at Gdańsk Tech
If you have any questions about pursuing doctoral studies at the Doctoral School of Gdańsk University of Technology, we invite you to an online information meeting
On April 17, 2025 (Thursday), between 2:00 and 4:00 PM, an informational meeting for candidates to the Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology, conducted jointly with the Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery, Polish Academy of Sciences in Gdańsk and Institute of Hydro-Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences in Gdańsk, will be held to discuss admission process to the School for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Call for Proposals in OPUS 29 and PRELUDIUM 24 Competitions Now Open
The National Science Centre (NCN) has announced a call for proposals in the OPUS 29 and PRELUDIUM 24 competitions, aimed at researchers conducting projects in the field of basic research. The total budget for these calls is PLN 600 million.
OPUS 29 – Grants for Researchers at All Career Stages
The OPUS 29 competition provides an opportunity to secure funding for research projects lasting 12, 24, 36, or 48 months. This program is open to all researchers, regardless of their academic degree, and projects can be carried out independently or in international collaboration.
Spotkanie z kandydatami do Szkoły Doktorskiej na PG
Dnia 17 kwietnia 2024 (czwartek) w godz. 14:00 - 16:00 odbędzie się spotkanie informacyjne dla kandydatów do Szkoły Doktorskiej na Politechnice Gdańskiej.
How a foreign Alumni can find a job in Poland
The Careers and Alumni Office warmly invite you to a meeting with Jorge Alejandro Sandoval Coss y León, who will share his career path and experiences of working in Poland.
Meeting Details:
Date: March 20, 2025
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Careers and Alumni Office
Aleja Zwycięstwa 25, 80-219 Gdańsk, Room 104
The meeting will be led by Agata Lewandowska, entrepreneurship advisor of the Careers and Alumni Office, Gdańsk Tech.
Come, listen, and join the conversation!
Agenda:
During the meeting, you will explore the following topics:
Taming the Academic Jungle: Your Guide to Navigating Research Content
In 2024 alone, more than 4.3 million papers were published in Scopus-indexed outlets alone. This is only an expert-vetted part of academic information produced worldwide; in fact, there are many more sources that may or may not be worth your time. How can one possibly make sense of all this information?
Depending on your subject area and your current knowledge of it, interests, personality, career stage and aspirations, and openness to new things, different approaches may be useful to make your reading-up efficient and enjoyable.
Solve Complex Engineering Problems - Explore Knovel
We invite you to the last of the webinar series "Engineering Research: Reference Platform built for engineers", designed to help you develop practical search skills, organize your sources, and accelerate project completion using reliable data and verified technical references provided by over 160 trusted publishers.
Powered by engineering taxonomy and professional tools like material property search, you'll find what you need in seconds.
Engineering innovation in record time – Introduction to Knovel
We invite you to the first of the webinar series "Engineering Research: Reference Platform built for engineers", designed to help you develop practical search skills, organize your sources, and accelerate project completion using reliable data and verified technical references provided by over 160 trusted publishers.
Powered by engineering taxonomy and professional tools like material property search, you'll find what you need in seconds.
Inspirational Workshops in the Future Universities project
On 4 March the Inspirational workshops were held for candidates interested in participating in the Future Universities project.
The workshops aimed to stimulate creativity and support students in developing their own project ideas. Participants used modern tools, including artificial intelligence as a synthetic advisor, and also familiarized themselves with other inspiring project ideas.
The workshops gathered over 200 students and were led by Robert Bajko, project manager of Gdańsk Tech Startup School (GTS2) and MES coordinator in the Future Universities project.