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Methodological Hub

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The Methodological Hub is an initiative of the ENHANCE alliance within Work Package 2. We aim to act as a platform where we can support each other, share best practices and teaching experiences, as well as concerns, insights, and methods for seeking solutions. The modern world is undergoing rapid changes to which universities must respond. In this changing world, one thing remains constant: the obligation to ensure the highest quality of education.

Free legal advice for foreigners

We invite international employees, PhD students, and students to take advantage of free legal consultations organized as part of a project funded by the NAWA "Welcome to Poland" program.

We offer support in the following areas:

  • legalization of stay in Poland,

  • employment of family members,

  • access to the education system,

  • access to the healthcare system,

  • renting/purchasing an apartment,

  • tax issues,

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From Recipients to Co-Authors of Knowledge – Inauguration of the Academic Year at Our School

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The academic year at our School has officially started! The inauguration ceremony during the third edition of the PhD Open was not just a formal opening for us, but above all, an excellent opportunity to meet and draw academic inspiration for the months ahead.

The day was packed with inspiring lectures and substantive discussions—covering topics from the future of science and the challenges facing young researchers, to ethics in academic work. A moment that perfectly encapsulated the goal of our shared journey was the address by the Rector, Prof. Krzysztof Wilde. His words about you transforming from recipients of knowledge into its co-authors perfectly capture the essence of a doctorate. This is a great responsibility, but also an immense privilege – we are counting on you to make the most of it.

Training on SAGE Research Methods

We invite students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to join the online training on the SAGE Research Methods database.

SAGE Research Methods is one of the largest online collections about research methodology. It supports users at every stage of their research – from creating research questions to publishing results. It gives access to:

Training on SAGE Research Methods

SAGE Research Methods - trial access

SAGE Research Methods - trial access

Try the SAGE Research Methods platform.

It is one of the largest online collections about research methodology. It helps users at every stage of their research — from creating research questions to publishing results.
The platform includes over 1,000 books, reference works, journal articles, and video tutorials about research methods. It also offers interactive tools such as Project Planner and Methods Map that help you understand and plan your research better.

5 min survey! 🕰️ Help us shape the future of learning across the ENHANCE Alliance!

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We’re inviting students from all ENHANCE universities to contribute to the development of meaningful, future-ready educational experiences. In collaboration with our student representatives, the ENHANCE expert team is conducting a short survey to better understand what learners really need and value in innovative learning offers.

💡 Your insights will help us design educational opportunities that truly respond to your interests and real-world challenges.

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Our PhD Students Co-develop Eco-Electrodes to Remove Pharmaceuticals from Wastewater.

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We are proud to announce a significant scientific achievement involving our PhD students, Iwona Kaczmarzyk, MSc, and Patryk Sokołowski, MSc Eng. They were part of an interdisciplinary research team at Gdańsk University of Technology that has developed an innovative method for producing 3D-printed carbon electrodes. The results of their work have been published in the prestigious scientific journal Nano-Micro Letters.

The electrodes developed by the team represent a breakthrough in wastewater treatment technology, enabling the effective removal of pharmaceutical compounds such as atenolol, metoprolol, and propranolol from water. Importantly, the new technology is more environmentally sustainable as it eliminates the need for rare and toxic metals, a common issue in currently available solutions.

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