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Scholarship of the Minister of Science and Higher Education for Young Researchers

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Applications for the prestigious scholarship for outstanding young researchers are open until 31 December 2025. The programme administered by the Minister of Science and Higher Education is one of the most significant forms of recognition for individuals who — at an early stage of their academic career — already show an impressive research record and dynamic development.

Who may apply for the scholarship?

The competition is open to individuals who, on the date of submitting the application and at the moment the Minister’s decision is issued, meet the criteria of a young researcher.

Applicants who submit their application as doctoral candidates but complete their education in the doctoral school between the date of submission and the date on which the decision is issued may receive the scholarship only if, on the date the decision is issued, they:

Open New Opportunities for Growth – Two Inspiring ENHANCE ILC Courses Now Available!

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Expand your teaching and technological skills with two exceptional online courses. Whether you want to design modern, engaging learning experiences or gain practical expertise in artificial intelligence, you will find the perfect opportunity here. Both courses offer tangible value, hands-on knowledge, and the flexibility to learn from anywhere.

Call for Proposals: Erasmus+ Cooperation with Non-Associated Third Countries

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The new edition of the Erasmus+ call has been announced. Gdańsk University of Technology invites its staff members to submit proposals for cooperation with higher education institutions from non-associated third countries. Submitted proposals will be included in the university’s application for funding.

How to submit a proposal?

The submission form is available via Moja PG:
Submission form

Each submission must include the required form attached to the internal communication.

Methodological Hub: "Gamification in Teaching"

For whom?

  • Academic teachers from ENHANCE partner universities interested in designing or improving university courses
  • Educators seeking innovative teaching methods and ways to enhance student engagement
  • Both experienced and early-career teachers looking for inter-university collaboration and didactic support

Description:

The Methodological Hub is an initiative of the ENHANCE Alliance within Work Package 2.
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ENHANCE Winter School – Commons-based Adaptive Reuse for Student Accommodation

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We invite students to join the ENHANCE Winter School focused on the collective and adaptive reuse of existing buildings to create affordable student housing.

The programme (3 + 1 ECTS) combines design, hands-on prototyping and work on governance and self-organisation models within the broader project “Reuse for Affordable Student Housing”.

Participants will engage with a real case — the partially vacant Mathematics Building at TU Berlin — exploring how it can be transformed through minimal interventions and commons-based approaches. The Winter School introduces key debates on the student housing crisis, adaptive reuse, urban commons and real-lab methodologies.

Information Meeting on Cooperation Partnerships – Erasmus+ 2021–2027

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FRSE - National Agency of Erasmus+ Program is pleased to invite you to an online information session dedicated to Cooperation Partnerships in the Higher Education sector under the Erasmus+ 2021–2027 Programme – Call 2026.

The aim of the webinar is to provide potential applicants with essential information about project implementation rules, application procedures and programme priorities.

Who is it for?

The meeting is open to participants from all over Poland, including:

  • academic staff planning to implement international projects,

  • university teachers interested in innovative teaching methods,

  • university employees and students seeking professional development,

Summary Meeting of the PROM 2024 Project (NAWA)

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We invite all participants and anyone interested in academic mobility and development initiatives to the PROM 2024 summary meeting. The event will provide an opportunity to review the outcomes of this year’s edition, share best practices, and discuss possibilities for future participation.

Date: 9 December 2025
Time: 10:00
Venue: Room 205, Main Building

Agenda:

  1. Project outcomes and results – a presentation of key achievements, mobility statistics, and the impact of the project on participants' academic and professional development.

The newest Gdańsk Tech Sustainability Report is available

The newest Gdańsk Tech Sustainability Report is available
We present the fifth edition of the Gdańsk University of Technology Sustainability Report, which summarizes the university’s key activities in the areas of science, innovation and responsible development. The document shows how research carried out at Gdańsk Tech translates into modern solutions that benefit both society and the environment.

“As a society, we should strive to develop sustainably, aiming to minimize our negative impact on the environment around us. The quality of the environment determines the comfort of life, health and the well-being of future generations. It is responsible actions that form the foundation of lasting and credible change,” emphasizes Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, Vice-Rector for Research and the report’s academic coordinator, in the introduction to the Report.

The newest Gdańsk Tech Sustainability Report is available

The newest Gdańsk Tech Sustainability Report is available
We present the fifth edition of the Gdańsk University of Technology Sustainability Report, which summarizes the university’s key activities in the areas of science, innovation and responsible development. The document shows how research carried out at Gdańsk Tech translates into modern solutions that benefit both society and the environment.

“As a society, we should strive to develop sustainably, aiming to minimize our negative impact on the environment around us. The quality of the environment determines the comfort of life, health and the well-being of future generations. It is responsible actions that form the foundation of lasting and credible change,” emphasizes Prof. Dariusz Mikielewicz, Vice-Rector for Research and the report’s academic coordinator, in the introduction to the Report.

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