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The Round University Ranking (RUR) is a global university ranking that measures the performance of the world's leading universities according to 20 indicators in 4 key areas: teaching, research, international diversity and financial stability. The ranking is published by the RUR Ranking Agency based in Moscow, Russia.

During the summer semester, classes at Gdańsk University of Technology and Doctoral Schools were conducted, with few exceptions, remotely and with the use of distance learning methods and techniques. The summer examination session, which will start on 16 June 2021, will be conducted in the same way, i.e. in remote mode.

Gdańsk University of Technology, as a leading scientific and research institution in the field of ocean engineering in Poland, meets market trends and focuses on even better and more effective expansion of the knowledge and competences of its students and scientists.

On 12 May another meeting of representatives of the Fahrenheit University Association was held, during which experts in 21 areas subject to consolidation were appointed. The leaders of 14 of them are specialists from Gdańsk University of Technology:

Aiming at the development of cooperation within the framework of the Daniel Fahrenheit University Association in Gdańsk, on 5 May 2021, the first meeting (in the remote mode) of the authorities of the Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology and the First Doctoral School of the Medical University of Gdańsk took place.

Apart from the secretary of the Ministry of National Defense, Marcin Ociepa, the delegation visiting Gdańsk University of Technology also consisted of : director Col. Jacek Najs (MON), director Rafał Sobolewski (NCBiR) and MP Magdalena Sroka. The delegation was received by the university authorities: prof. Krzysztof Wilde, rector of Gdańsk Tech and prof. Janusz Nieznański, Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Innovation. The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology was represented by the Dean prof.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were developed and adopted by all UN member states in 2015 as a universal call for action to eradicate poverty and hunger, comprehensively protect our planet's environment and climate, and ensure peace and human well-being by 2030. Meeting these goals will be even more challenging in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is affecting global economies and industry.

IRS and the RADIUM program are part of the implementation of EIRU tasks in the field of improving the quality of education of students and doctoral students, in particular in fields and disciplines related to priority research areas of the university, Action III.1. (Modification of the education system at the first and second cycle studies).

The implementation of IRS and the RADIUM program is planned from the academic year 2021/2022.