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The meeting format is based on a series of three-minute conversations between participants, aimed at establishing new contacts and exchanging experiences. It is a space to initiate inter-institutional collaboration or to develop ongoing project work.

The award was accepted by the Gdańsk Tech Vice-Rector for Development, Professor Justyna Kucińska-Lipka.

"Our university received the Green University of the Year statuette for its outstanding commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development. The Gdańsk University of Technology community embraces the UN Sustainable Development Goals as its own and actively participates in the global effort to implement them," emphasized Prof. Justyna Kucińska-Lipka.

Important registration dates

To obtain PhD student status, receive a scholarship and be registered for social insurance, you must register in person at the Doctoral School office between 25-30 September 2025.

Update 17.09.2025: On Friday, 26 September, the Doctoral School Office will exceptionally be open only until 9:30 a.m.

Documents will be accepted only during the office's opening hours:

The consultations cover the following areas:

• legalization of stay in Poland,
• employment of family members,
• access to the education system,
• access to the healthcare system,
• renting/purchasing an apartment,
• tax issues,
• and other legal matters related to staying in Poland.

How to access legal advice?

Doctoral students must complete a short online form and then wait for confirmation of their submission and the scheduling of their legal consultation.

The ENHANCE Buddies

Are you passionate about studying abroad and inspiring others to do the same?

The results of the 5th stage of the allocation of places in student dormitories were published on the student accounts, which was dedicated to students who received an SH number but would like to change it.

ENHANCE Lunchinars — short, engaging learning sessions on urgent diversity topics in academia. Our first series featured three thought-provoking sessions showcasing the expertise of our academic community about 

The goal of this session is to provide new PhD students with a comprehensive introduction – combining official information, practical tips, and insights from current students – so that every participant can begin their PhD journey in Poland with confidence and ease.

The session will provide essential information to help PhD students prepare before their arrival, including:

• Administrative and academic procedures

• Practical guidance on settling in, such as accommodation, transportation, and local services