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Open Day at Gdańsk Tech

Open Day at Gdańsk Tech
When: Tuesday, March 21
Where: on the Gdańsk Tech campus and online


As every year, Gdańsk University of Technology invites you to the Open Day - a special event for candidates from Poland and abroad. This is a great opportunity to:

Research for everyone. New subject in all Gdańsk Tech fields of study

The group of researchers
Studying at a technical university is a pass to a profitable career that often comes to your doorstep without you even trying to look for it. Offers from employers flow to students even before obtaining a diploma. It is mainly for this reason that many of young people give up thinking about a scientific career, which is an extremely interesting alternative to traditional work, and its effects can make a significant contribution to the innovativeness of the national economy. Thanks to the introduction of a new subject called research project implementation at all faculties of Gdańsk University of Technology, students will get to know the backstage and development opportunities that a scientific career path might give them.

Currently, the issue of conducting research work appears to a minimum extent in the curricula of Polish universities. The competences necessary to carry out a scientific project are acquired by only a few students - mainly those who work in scientific clubs. This is soon to be changed at Gdańsk University of Technology. The implementation of research projects – as a compulsory subject - will appear in the curriculum in the academic year 2024/2025.

New international students at Gdańsk Tech

Welcome Meeting
Over 100 international students from 21 countries started their studies at Gdańsk University of Technology in the summer semester of 2022/2023. Everyone had the opportunity to attend the Welcome Meeting - an information meeting organized by the International Relations Office.

As a result of this year's admission, more than 100 international students from 21 countries were admitted to studies conducted in English or Polish, including, among others, students from France, but also Turkey, Mexico and Palestine.

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