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Recruitment for scholarships for new foreign students admitted to second-cycle studies at the Gdańsk University of Technology has started, on a fee-based basis, in accordance with the appendix to the Circular Letter of the Rector of Gdańsk Tech No. 63/3030 of December 10, 2020.

The meeting was attended by prof. Janusz Nieznański, Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Innovation, prof. Marek Dzida, vice-rector for education, Anna Modrzejewska, head of International Relations Office, Julia Bobrowska from International Relations Office, who looks after students from abroad, and Jakub Persjanow, chairman of the Gdańsk Tech Student Government.

– One of the pillars of cooperation between business and science is setting new directions in education. In order to build the domestic offshore wind energy market, it is necessary to educate future experts. That is why we have started cooperation with Polish scientists and lecturers who will manage a new specialization at master's studies at Gdańsk University of Technology – said Wojciech Dąbrowski, president of the management board of PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna.

On Sunday evening, a special train from Przemyśl arrived in Gdynia, on which 252 refugees traveled from various regions of Ukraine: including Kiev, Odessa or Kharkiv, i.e. cities most affected by war. About half of the train passengers, mainly women and children, were then transported by buses to the Student House No. 11 of Gdańsk University of Technology in Gdańsk Brzeźno.

On Sunday evening, a special train from Przemyśl arrived in Gdynia, on which 252 refugees traveled from various regions of Ukraine: including Kiev, Odessa or Kharkiv, i.e. cities most affected by war. About half of the train passengers, mainly women and children, were then transported by buses to the Student House No. 11 of Gdańsk University of Technology in Gdańsk Brzeźno.

The Polish authorities unequivocally and categorically condemned the armed attack by Russia on Ukraine. It was expressed in the position of the President of the Republic of Poland and in the announcements published by the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Polish government, as well as Polish citizens, support the Ukrainian nation in these tragic days.

The meeting was attended by Prof. Janusz Nieznański, Vice-Rector for internationalization and Innovation, Prof. Marek Dzida, Vice-Rector for education, Anna Modrzejewska, head of IRO, Julia Bobrowska from IRO, who supervises international students, and Jakub Persjanow, chairman of the SG.

We would like to inform that the office of IDUB Project Implementation Team will be moved to building B of PG main building to room 407 from Monday (07.03.2022)

Open Education Week (7-11.03.2022) will be celebrated this year again at the Gdańsk Tech Library. This annual event is an opportunity for sharing and learning about open education initiatives worldwide.