International staff and guests are eligible to apply for temporary accomodation in Gdańsk Tech dormitory. For this purpose they need to fill in the application form for and send the scan of signed document to their inviting Faculty. Following, the application is submitted to Vice -Rector for Students Affair.
A foreigner is considered a citizen of the European Union in the following cases:
- they are a citizen of a European Union Member State,
- they are a citizen of a member state of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) - Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein, Switzerland.
Staying for up to 90 days: to enter Poland and stay in our country, the citizen of EU ora EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland) needs an identity document (identity card/passport).
An employee who is coming to Poland for more than 30 days needs to register her/his residence in one of the City Hall branches. In case of the citizens of EU or EFTA countries (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland) there are 30 days to do the registration. The rest of the foreign employees needs to register their residence in Poland within 4 days after arrival.
Over 1000 foreign students from more than 70 countries from all over the world study at Gdańsk University of Technology. Some of them study within the studebt exchange programmes, others are on full-time Bachelor's and Master's programmes.
Almost 1,000 foreign students study at the Gdańsk University of Technology, 77% of whom complete full-cycle studies, and the remaining 23% participate in international exchange programs (mainly under the Erasmus + program).
The International Relations Office coordinates the following programmes for foreign employees who want to come to Gdańsk University of Technology:
1. Erasmus + programmes (visits of academic and support staff)
2. Einsteinium IDUB programme (visits of research staff)
1024 foreign students from over 70 countries around the world study at the Gdańsk Tech. Half of them are Erasmus + students. Most foreign students come from Belarus (193), Spain (148), Ukraine (142), India (56), China (56), Russia (54), France (51) and Turkey (50).
Gdańsk University of Technology supports implementation the Sustainable Development Goals set out in the resolution adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) on 25 September 2015. There are 17 of them in total.
The nomination for the award is the result of a meeting and presentation at the National Security Bureau, which took place on 18 May 2021.
