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Northern Technical University (NTU) was established in 2014 and is one of four public technical universities in Iraq. There are over 40,400 students enrolled at NTU, including 40,000 first-cycle students, 400 second-cycle students, and over 250 PhD students. The University offers studies in 20 fields conducted across 14 colleges and institutes distributed across the northern region of Iraq. The University conducts education in the fields of engineering, agriculture, administration, and medicine.  

Northern Technical University (NTU) was established in 2014 and is one of four public technical universities in Iraq. There are over 40,400 students enrolled at NTU, including 40,000 first-cycle students, 400 second-cycle students, and over 250 PhD students. The University offers studies in 20 fields conducted across 14 colleges and institutes distributed across the northern region of Iraq.

In view of the upcoming European Parliament elections, and taking into account "reduced trust in governments, increased political polarization and the development of external threats to democracy", the European Commission has selected 15 projects funded under the Horizon program that are "investigating challenges to democracy and testing innovative solutions that support higher citizen engagement in democratic processes”.

The Welcome Meeting is an information session for newly admitted international students organized at the beginning of each new semester by the International Relations Office together with student organizations. Both students admitted for a full study cycle and students from the Erasmus+ exchange program are invited to participate in the event.

Mobility within Erasmus+ program has been more and more popular among students of Gdańsk University of Technology. This is very good news, because such a trip is an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, acquire new competences, make friends from all over the world and, equally important, visit Europe and beyond.

The Welcome Meeting is an information session for newly admitted international students organized at the beginning of each new semester by the International Relations Office together with student organizations. Both students admitted for a full study cycle and students from the Erasmus+ exchange program are invited to participate in the event.

The concert is one of the events as part of the 120th anniversary of Gdańsk University of Technology celebrated this year. The academic choir of Gdańsk University of Technology under the baton of prof. Mariusz Mróz will perform during the concert.

The article "Climate for action: sustainability in everyday life" is available on Sustainable Development website. 

We thank Sustainable Development Team - Tatiana Ilczyszyn and Beata Pronobis from the Strategic Analysis Center, for conducting the interview.