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We invite all students and staff of Gdańsk University of Technology to the 4th edition of the Puzzle Enthusiasts’ Meeting at the Gdańsk Tech Library in the Main Building Reading Room.
The event will take place on Friday, December 5 from 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

This is an excellent opportunity to relax and meet other puzzle lovers. We want the library to be not only a place for studying but also a space for socializing and creative relaxation.

The thematic focus for 2026/27 is “Varieties of Science.” We welcome proposals comparing national research cultures, developing methodological approaches for analyzing them, or exploring specific varieties of science in selected countries.

Fellows receive full funding, office space, logistical support, and access to RWTH Aachen’s interdisciplinary research environment. Residency in Aachen is required.

Available funding includes:
– 3 staff mobilities (without the possibility of covering conference fees),
– 10 incoming mobilities for international doctoral candidates.

Call schedule:
– 27 November – 2 December 2025 – application period,
– 3 December 2025 – announcement of results.

The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re) in Aachen has announced a call for prestigious research fellowships for postdoctoral and senior scholars.

The program begins in October 2026, and the application deadline is December 31, 2025.

In the academic year 2026/2027, the center will focus on the theme “varieties of science”, inviting proposals related to:

In this year's ranking of public universities most frequently chosen by candidates (according to the total number of applications for full-time first-cycle and uniform master's degree programmes), the Gdańsk University of Technology, with 33,162 applications, ranked fourth after the University of Warsaw (48,749 candidates), the Jagiellonian University (36,808) and the Warsaw University of Technology (33,363), with only 201 more people applying to the last of the mentioned universities than t

The QS Sustainability Ranking evaluates universities both as centres that have social and environmental impact, and as major employers facing the challenges of sustainable management of a complex organisation. As many as 52 indicators across three categories are taken into account:

The ISR ranking, prepared by Times Higher Education (THE) in association with Schmidt Science Fellows, ranked 911 universities from 94 countries this year. The ranking is based on three pillars further divided into eleven metrics: