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The “PhD Open” day of the Doctoral School will be held at Gdańsk University of Technology on 13 October. The event, organized by the Gdańsk Tech Doctoral Students' Self-Government, is divided into two parts. One is addressed to candidates for doctoral school, the other to doctoral students.

The results of the distribution of places in Student Dormitories from today have been published on the student accounts.

Persons who have been granted a place must check in until Sunday 08/10/2023.

Changes of DS numbers, as previously announced, were not implemented - please try next week.

Budget and conditions for project implementation

The stipend in the ACTINIUM program is PLN 1,000 per month and is awarded for a period of 10 months.

Applications for the scholarship may be submitted by first-year students admitted to full-time studies of the first and second degree, who have achieved high results in the qualification procedure and have shown special activity and outstanding achievements during their education so far.

The purpose of the visit was to deepen knowledge of teaching and learning using the Project-Based Learning (PBL) method. With the support of the Rector of ETH Zurich, Prof. Günther Dissertori, the delegation had the opportunity to participate in ETH Week, an innovative PBL education program, and to exchange ideas with faculty members. The trip was attended by Dr. Małgorzata Kostrzewska and Dr. Roman Ruczyński from the Faculty of Architecture, Dr. Bartłomiej Cieślik from the Faculty of Chemistry, and Dr. Aneta Sobiechowska-Ziegert and Dr.

Every student and employee of Gdansk Tech who is close to the issue of climate change and environment pollution can join initiatives including: By Bike to the University campaign, voting in the green civil budget of Gdansk Tech, drinking tap water from available at the University water dispensers, collecting  and spending Good Coins in the

The eleventh seminar of the Advanced Materials Center will be held on October 6 at 2:00 pm in Auditorium 1L of WETI B (Building 42). Mathias Belz from Lytegate GmbH, Frieberg, Germany will give a lecture entitled "Technology and Methods of Fiber Optic Spectroscopy in Bio-Process and Laboratory Applications" and Lutz Leutelt from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Hamburg, Germany will give a lecture entitled "Finding the best way to teach … is like squaring the circle". After the seminar pizza will be served.

In his speech, Rector Krzysztof Wilde summarized the past academic year, discussing the position of Gdańsk University of Technology in international and national rankings, initiatives implemented as part of the activities of Fahrenheit Universities, the development of cooperation between the university and secondary schools in Pomerania, as well as new Gdańsk Tech investments. He also emphasized how important an event the university's accession to the ENHANCE consortium of European technical universities was.

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024 covered 1,904 universities from 108 countries. A further 769 universities were not ranked but were given 'reporter' status, meaning that they provided data but did not meet the ranking's eligibility criteria.

This year's ranking is based on the new WUR 3.0 methodology, which includes 18 carefully calibrated indicators grouped into five areas:

– In view of a dynamically developing geopolitical situation in the world, protection of critical infrastructure, including both military and civil facilities, e.g. airports, power plants, power system elements, seaports and refineries, constitutes one of key challenges, as far as national safety is concerned. The objective of the project is to find solutions aimed at increasing the safety – says Prof.