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[the webinar will be conducted in Polish]

The European Commission initiated the "Jean Monnet" actions in 1989 to support outstanding achievements in teaching and research in the field of European Union studies worldwide. These actions have always been directed towards higher education institutions. Approximately 9,000 academics and over 1,000 universities in about 100 countries have received financial support, enabling them to integrate new content in European studies into their curricula.

In early 2024, Gdańsk University of Technology will again apply for funding for student mobility (outgoing/incoming for studies and internships) and staff mobility (outgoing/incoming for training and lectures) within the Erasmus+ program - cooperation with third countries, non-associated (known as KA171).

The list of countries eligible for funding includes over 170 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and North America, plus Australia, divided into 12 regions. The list of countries covered by the project can be found here: 

Employees and students of Gdańsk University of Technology, as well as representatives of the University of Gdańsk and the Medical University of Gdańsk took part in the run.

– Run and have great fun, the weather has been arranged especially for you – said Prof Krzysztof Wilde, rector of Gdańsk Tech at the beginning of the race.

As Christmas approaches,
we wish you much warmth and joy with your loved ones,
and may it be a time filled with peace and love.

May the New Year bring you the energy to act
and all your plans come to fruition.

Have a healthy and merry Christmas!

Director and the Gdańsk Tech Library Employees

During the mission, he participated in the International Conference on Constitutional Reform and Electoral System, organized on the 30th anniversary of the Kazakhstan's Central Electoral Committee.

Fifteen teams composed of employees, doctoral students, and students of Gdańsk University of Technology, University of Gdańsk, and Medical University of Gdańsk took part in the first hackathon organized by FarU. The purpose of the event was to develop innovative solutions within one of five thematic areas: the ecosystem of cooperation within FarU and Pomerania, civilization changes, energy and sustainable development, food safety and quality, and FarU for the sea.

The visit of Ambassador Rauf Alp Denktas to Gdańsk Tech took place on 6 December 2023. The delegation led by the Ambassador included: Rahime İğdeci Hosny, First Secretary at Turkish Embassy, Nevra Genç, Commercial Counselor, with her deputy, Betül Buke Karaçin. The delegation was welcomed by Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology and Prof. Janusz Nieznański, Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Innovation.

Every year, around 25 November, the name day of Erasmus from Rotterdam – the patron of the Erasmus+ program, Gdańsk University of Technology organizes the Erasmus Days. The main aim of the event is to encourage employees, doctoral students, and students to join and benefit from opportunities offered by the program and go abroad for training, lectures, studies and internships.

[webinar in Polish only]

 

About the Webinar

The National Agency for the Erasmus+ Program and the European Solidarity Corps invites you to participate in an informational meeting in a question and answer format regarding the Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters & Erasmus Mundus Design Measures competitions.

When?

Wednesday, January 10, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM.

The visit of Ambassador Rauf Alp Denktas to Gdańsk Tech took place on 6 December 2023. The delegation led by the Ambassador included: Rahime İğdeci Hosny, First Secretary at Turkish Embassy, Nevra Genç, Commercial Counselor, with her deputy, Betül Buke Karaçin. The delegation was welcomed by Prof. Krzysztof Wilde, Rector of Gdańsk University of Technology and Prof. Janusz Nieznański, Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Innovation.