The RADIUM program is planned from the summer semester of the 2022/2023 academic year.
Radium recruitment extended until November 30
Favorite sweatshirts – “kangaroos” now also in children's sizes, cotton towels in red, navy blue and white with the image of the Main Building, inductive phone chargers, vanity cases, bags and briefcases made of sailcloth - these are just some of the products from the pre-Christmas offer, perfect for Christmas or as Christmas gifts. You can also buy hand-painted baubles by Magda Beneda and baubles with the Gdańsk Tech logo.
We are waiting for you from 9.00 am till 15.00.
(enrolled in English-language degree programmes at Gdańsk Tech)
The obligatory library training for second-cycle students enrolled in English-language degree programmes at Gdańsk Tech includes 1 components:
PolSCA PAN's Brussels office and its local partner Science|Business invite you to participate in an information session on "The Widening" initiative. The event will take place online on Monday, December 5, from 2:00 - 3:00 pm.
The training is obligatory for all first-year full-time and part-time undergraduate students. The aim of the course is to familiarise students with the functioning of the Gdańsk Tech Library and the principles of using its resources. Library training is conducted in the form of an electronic course.
Small wastewater treatment plants in Poland struggle with many challenges. One of the most difficult tasks is sludge management after the biological wastewater treatment. Another problem is the energy-consuming treatment processes, which determines the profitability of the entire operation, taking into account the currently increasing energy prices.
The event was part of the two-day LUMEN 2022 Conference organised by the Times Higher Education publishing house, the Polish Rectors Foundation and PCG Academia. The conference was attended by the heads of the Conference of Rectors of Academic Schools in Poland (CRASP), the General Council for Science and Higher Education (GCNiSW), the Commission for the Evaluation of Science (KEN) and the Foundation for Polish Science, representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science and numerous representatives of Polish univeristies.
The basic tasks of NAWA include the initiation and implementation of activities supporting the process of internationalisation of Polish Higher Education Institutions and research units. This task will be assisted by programmes supporting, above all, the establishment of international partnerships, the development of the potential of universities in terms of the programmes they offer, as well as their organisational preparation in the field of internationalisation.
