Dear Friends from Ukraine,
Exactly four years have passed since the day when full-scale war brutally shattered the peace in your homeland. From the perspective of this difficult time, we, the rectors of the three universities in Gdańsk, once again wish to express our solidarity with the Ukrainian nation.
We invite all students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to the next puzzle and board game lovers’ meeting at the Gdańsk Tech Library.
The event will take place on Friday, 27 February, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Gdańsk Tech Library in the Faculty of Architecture Branch Library (Main Building, floor 4, room 407).
Applications are now open for international educational programmes and events offered within the ENHANCE framework, including short-term mobility to Switzerland. Participants may benefit from a ETH Zurich / Movetia scholarship of CHF 80 per day, as well as an additional CHF 100 contribution for sustainable travel.
The offer includes intensive programmes designed to develop research, analytical and project-based skills:
Love Data Week 2026 is over, but educational materials and initiatives about research data are still available.
The Gdańsk Tech Library still offers the course "Data Management Planning" on the eNauczanie platform. The course covers how to create Data Management Plans (DMP) for research projects, including DMP structure, formal requirements, and good practices for planning, collecting, processing, analysing, storing, sharing, and reusing data.
We are launching the first-ever joint Call for ENHANCE Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) for the 2026/27 academic year. This marks an important step for our Alliance and reflects our members’ shared commitment to streamlining how we design and deliver innovative learning opportunities—together shaping the “next normal” of STEM education in Europe and beyond. The call is supported by Erasmus+, with Movetia Switzerland funding programmes coordinated by ETH Zurich.
The gala, traditionally organised by the Pomeranian Sailing Association, brought together the most important figures in the region's sailing world. Among the winners was the Gdańsk University of Technology, which has been actively involved in the development of maritime culture for years, combining science with sport and recreation, and developing a sailing marina in Sobieszewo. The full list of winners is available in detailed coverage.
The agreement focuses on joint research and development activities in the field of advanced sonar systems, crucial for maritime security and defence.
The agreement was signed by:
Bernd Szukay – Managing Director, Elac Sonar
Maciej Rek – President of the Management Board, Enamor
Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of GdanskTech
Participants from Gdańsk University of Technology included:
Based on the list of applications from the additional FRANCIUM call for applications, the Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology approved 58 of the 69 applications submitted by doctoral students. Appeals against the rector's decisions regarding the initial call for applications were also considered. The results are listed below:
Francium list – additional call for applications and appeals
