Europium Short-Term Outgoing Visits
The Europium Short-Term Outgoing program is part of the implementation of IDUB tasks in the scope of increasing the quality level of the university's scientific activity, Action IV.2. (System of supporting the mobility of scientists and work-life balance solutions).
Einsteinium Short-Term Incoming Visits
The Einsteinium Short-Term Incoming Visits program is part of the implementation of IDUB's tasks in the scope of increasing the quality level of the university's scientific activity, Action I.2. (Construction and development of international research teams at Gdańsk University of Technology).
Carbonium Supporting Conferences
The Carbonium Supporting Conferences program supports the building of the international position of Gdańsk University of Technology as a strong research center by promoting the academic environment of the university and its achievements.
Aurum Supporting International Research Team Building
The Aurum Supporting International Research Team Building program is a part of the activities of the centers of Gdańsk Tech priority research areas. Its goal is to increase and enrich the scientific potential of Gdańsk Tech as a result of the creation of new research teams led by researchers from Gdańsk Tech, with the participation of foreign scientists.
Argentum Triggering Research Grants
Funds in the program exhausted
The Argentum Triggering Research Grants program supports the scientific development of young researchers conducting research in the thematic field of Gdańsk Tech PRA and having the potential to successfully apply for prestigious external grants, including international grants, in particular ERC grants.
Americium International Career Development
Recruitment for the program closed - no allocation
Copernicium International Grant Application Support
The Copernicium International Grant Application Support program helps support the acquisition of prestigious international grants (described in par. 2 sec. 1 and 6 of the Journal of Laws.
Stationary and remote. Organization of classes at GUT in the 2020/2021 academic year according to a hybrid model
Due to the dynamically changing epidemic situation in Poland, the authorities of Gdańsk University of Technology decided to introduce a hybrid model of education in the winter semester of the 2020/2021 academic year. Basically, this means that the majority of classes for students will be held remotely, and only some of them will be conducted in the classrooms of the university. However, this mainly applies to students in the first and last semesters.