Festival of Languages and Cultures
The Foreign Language Centre at Gdańsk University of Technology invites the entire academic community to the Festival of Languages and Cultures, which will take place on 29 April 2026 in the Fahrenheit Courtyard.This event is a wonderful opportunity to explore linguistic and cultural diversity together, and to meet students and staff who share a passion for world cultures
The festival programme includes: • Presentations and workshops prepared by students and language teachers • Artistic performances and interactive activities • Quizzes with prizes and language booths • Special guest appearances We look forward to seeing all students and staff at this unique celebration of languages.
Event Details: Date: 29 April 2026 (Wednesday) Start Time: 9:00 AM Venue: Fahrenheit Courtyard, Gdańsk University of Technology
Culture as a Bridge – another meeting in the “Open Up, Dare To!” series
📅 Date: April 21
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Conference room, Hydromechanika building
🔗 Registration: https://forms.pg.edu.pl/01KMJ9RCJT5SFYWHTJGA4E3QMT
Equality without “buts” – how to counteract discrimination in practice?
📅 April 9, 2026 | ⏰ 12:30–14:30 | 📍 CK STOS
👉 Registration: https://forms.pg.edu.pl/01KKXT5DEC0TKR26V1FJEM820P
How can we build a society where equal treatment comes without any “buts”? How should we respond to discrimination, and where can we seek support?
Shared Home – talking about migration without prejudice
📅 April 8, 2026 | ⏰ 11:00–13:00 | 📍 CK STOS
👉 Registration: https://forms.pg.edu.pl/01KKXT5DEC0TKR26V1FJEM820P
Migration is one of the key phenomena of the modern world – it has a real impact on societies, economies, and the everyday lives of millions of people. At the same time, it is a topic heavily burdened with stereotypes and simplifications that often overshadow reliable knowledge.
Culture as a Bridge: From Multiculturalism to Interculturality – another meeting in the “Open Up, Dare To!” series
Interculturality is an increasingly present phenomenon in the modern world. It refers to the meeting and coexistence of different cultures, languages, traditions, and value systems. It requires openness, empathy, and a willingness to engage in dialogue, as cultural differences can be both a source of enrichment and misunderstanding.
Through interculturality, we gain the ability to see the world from multiple perspectives. This fosters both personal and social development, helps break stereotypes, builds mutual respect, and enhances our understanding of others. Intercultural competences are becoming essential today, especially in diverse working environments.
Interculturality does not mean giving up one’s identity, but rather combining diversity in a harmonious and creative way.
Happy Easter! 🐣🌷
May this special time bring you peace, joy, and hope. Wishing you lots of health, springtime optimism, and warm moments with your loved ones.
May each day be filled with smiles and beautiful new memories! 🌼🥚
About the Young Researchers Forum – Publication Pathways
On March 26 this year, another edition of the Young Researchers Forum titled 'Publication Pathways: Choosing the Right Journal for Your Research' took place in the Main Building of Gdańsk University of Technology. The event gathered a large group of early-career researchers interested in developing their skills in publishing scientific results.
The meeting focused on one of the key stages of academic work - selecting an appropriate journal for publication. During the Forum, participants had the opportunity to learn about issues related to analyzing journal metrics such as the impact factor, quartiles, and ministerial scoring, as well as the peer-review process and article acceptance rates.
Strengthening cooperation with Yancheng Institute of Technology (YCIT)
The visit of Vice-Rector for Science, Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, contributed to strengthening cooperation with Yancheng Institute of Technology (YCIT).
The program included visits to an energy storage enterprise and the New Energy Exhibition Hall, as well as a meeting with the university authorities. The Chinese side proposed cooperation in the areas of study programs, student and staff exchanges, summer schools, and joint research.