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The ENHANCE European Universities of Technology Alliance unites ten European universities.
On March 16, 2023, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm, an informational meeting for 2nd-year PhD students regarding mid-term evaluation was conducted,
In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023, universities are classified into groups of subjects (the so-called Broad Subjects) and detailed subjects (the so-called narrow subjects). Gdańsk University of Technology was classified in the "Engineering & Technology" group of subjects, where it received a total of 63.1 points, which allowed it to take 391th place on a global scale.
The ENHANCE European Universities of Technology Alliance unites ten European universities.
Applications for scholarships could be submitted by international students admitted to second-cycle studies at Gdańsk University of Technology for the academic year 2022/2023. The Competition Committee, whose meeting took place on March 27, 2023, decided to award one scholarship in the amount of PLN 1,250 per month for the academic year 2022/2023 (with the option of extending it for another year if the academic year is passed without credit score debt).
The energy transition leading to zero-emission energy supply systems is a serious challenge facing modern economy. One of the key technologies in this transformation is nuclear energy. Poland, as a potential investor in the latest generation nuclear units, needs competent staff to assess the rationality of development projects, investment implementation, as well as those with the skills to safely operate nuclear power plants.
The event will take the form of short, thematic meetings, during which participants will have the opportunity to establish a network of contacts and exchange their experiences related to applying for and implementing grant competitions. The program will include lectures by invited guests and a Science Speed Dating session, during which participants will conduct 3-minute conversations.
The funds awarded under the competition will increase the
level of quality of scientific activity of the Gdansk University of Technology. Under the program, it is possible to obtain a university grant to finance the costs of ongoing research and development of young scientists in areas consistent with the activities of the Priority Centers of PG's Research Areas.
In the completed call, 33 high-potential applications were submitted, 22 of which received funding, divided into 4 Priority Research Area Centers:
