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 „iENA „Ideas –  Inventions – New Products”, an event devoted to presentation of innovative solutions in various areas of science, was attended by 500 participants from 35 countries.

Applications for scholarships may be submitted by foreigners newly enrolled for I and II cycle studies on the tuition fee payment basis, according to Annexe to the Rector's Circular Letter No. 63/2020 of 10 December 2020. 

The best five bachelor students and the best three master students will receive a monthly scholarship in the amount of PLN 1250. The scholarship may be extended to the next academic year only after passing all the exams in due time. 

How to apply?

Applications can only be submitted via the online form:

Pursuant to the resolution of the Council of Ministers of 2 November 2022, the first nuclear power plant in Poland will be built in Pomerania. Such an investment, may guarantee thousands of jobs, as well as stability and energy security even for about 100 years. The plans for its construction, however, have always caused concern - most often among the residents of locations indicated as suitable for such an investment.

This year, on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Gdańsk Tech Students’ Parliament, after a longer break (including the pandemic one), the awards gala returned to the Gdańsk Tech Academic Club ‘Kwadratowa’. The most important goal of the plebiscite is to promote student activity at our university. The prizes were awarded in the following categories: personality, research project, integration project, sport, student development project, student organization, student researcher, best FSC.

From November, International Relations Office, including Welcome Office, will be open for staff, students and international applicants in the following hours: 

Applications for scholarships may be submitted by foreigners newly enrolled for I and II cycle studies on the tuition fee payment basis, according to Annexe to the Rector's Circular Letter No. 63/2020 of 10 December 2020. 

We would like to inform you that on our website, in the tab Training --> Mid-term evaluation, the results of the mid-term evaluation of PhD students accepted in the academic year 2020/2021 have been published.

On behalf of Gdańsk Tech the meeting was attended by: prof. Janusz Nieznański, PhD, DSc, Eng., Vice-Rector for Internationalization and Innovation, Mariusz Kaczmarek, PhD, DSc, Eng., professor at Gdańsk Tech, Vice-Rector for Education, and Barbara Wikieł, PhD, professor at Gdańsk Tech, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs.

The aim of the competition is to promote individual and team achievements of students of Polish universities. This year, doctoral dissertations were also assessed for the first time. This year's, fifth edition of the competition received a record number of applications. In total, 49 papers were submitted from 19 universities and research units across the country.