Gdańsk Tech Startup School (GTS2) is a project at Gdansk University of Technology that aims to build a sustainable, systemic mechanism for initiating and supporting the development of innovation and academic entrepreneurship through:
On International Relation Office Facebook fanpage, you can find photos from the Christmas meeting, which took place in 2019 at the Fahrenheit Courtyard in the university’s Main Building. There was a Christmas tree, Santa Claus on a red bike, decorating gingerbread cookies together and… Christmas karaoke.
Erasmus+ is a European Union programme which focuses on education, training courses, youth and sport. In the new financial perspective 2021-2027, the European Union has allocated 26.2 billion euros to the programme and is planning to involve 4 million people in it.
Gdańsk University of Technology is part of the European and global academic community. The University Community works to enhance social well-being and sustainability of the Earth's ecosystem - in cooperation with universities from Europe and the world, and with entities from other sectors.
Welcome Office (WO) is a comprehensive service center, operating as a part of the International Relations Office.
The International Relations Office, as part of the international programs and projects conducted at Gdańsk University of Technology, offers services for students in the following areas:
Northvolt is one of the largest companies in the world dedicated to developing and delivering top-quality, sustainable battery and energy storage solutions. On Wednesday, 8 December in Gdańsk - Stogi the company launched the construction of a factory with an area of 50,000 m2. The project is worth approximately USD 200 million, and Gdańsk University of Technology will help in its development.
ANNOUNCEMENT: We would like to inform you that due to 70% of the funds allocated for training mobility under the Erasmus+ program being utilized, applications for such trips to Europe are suspended until the end of January 2025.
By the decision of the authorities of all Gdańsk Tech faculties and in agreement with the university authorities, classes in the first week of the New Year, i.e. in the days 3-7 January, will be conducted remotely. The change is introduced temporarily, due to the increasing number of infections and worsening epidemic situation in the country, as well as the threat of an even more dynamic development of the pandemic during the pre-holiday migrations.
Professor Xie received her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Nankai University (Tianjin, China, 2010). Afterwards, she moved to Iowa State University, where she finished her doctoral studies (2014), and continued her research as a Postdoctoral Scholar at Princeton University. Right after, she was contracted as an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry of Louisiana State University.
