The PhD programme is aimed at teaching doctoral students innovative and novel techniques, methodologies and implementations focused on civil engineering, geodesy and transport.
The programme aims to prepare doctoral students for independent research in mathematics and give them the opportunity to become familiar with the latest results of scientific research in theoretical and applied mathematics. The programme includes obligatory courses:
The programme is aimed at training of the doctoral students in innovative and novel techniques, methodologies, implementations in Experimental and Theoretical physics, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics and related fields of knowledge.
The programme is aimed at teaching doctoral students innovative and novel techniques, methodologies and implementations of acquired knowledge to their PhD projects.
The doctoral programme in Management and Quality Studies is designed for students interested in pursuing advanced study and conducting original, theoretical or empirical/applied, research in managerial and business research, and quality management studies. The program is divided into two main phases.
The doctoral programme in Economics and Finance is designed for students interested in pursuing advanced study and conducting original, theoretical or empirical/applied research in economics and finance. The program is divided into two main phases.
Within the scope of the international i-Clare project, at Gdańsk University of Technology managed by Robert Bogdanowicz, DSc(Eng), professor at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, it is planned to develop a new digital water treatment technology that may allow cities to adapt better to climate change.
At the beginning of each new academic year, Gdańsk Tech International Relations Office invites newly admitted international students (Polish and English-speaking) to participate in two important events: the Registration Week and the Welcome Meeting. This year all the newcomers and students from other Gdańsk universities will additionally be able to take part in a free guided tour of Gdańsk and a parade inaugurating the beginning of the academic year.
Within the scope of the international i-Clare project, at Gdańsk University of Technology managed by Robert Bogdanowicz, DSc(Eng), professor at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, it is planned to develop a new digital wat
