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The event will take place on October 26, from: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, in the lobby of Building 30 (Institute of Ocean Engineering and Ship Technology), on the first floor.

The organizers of the OFFSHORE Career Day are: Gdansk University of Technology's Offshore Wind Energy Center, Pomeranian Employers, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology and Careers and Alumni Office.

During the first edition of the fair, the following companies will present themselves:

The Actinium Supporting Most Talented Candidates program is an element of the implementation of the tasks of the IDUB program in the field of improving the quality of education for students and doctoral students, in particular in the fields and disciplines related to priority research areas (PRA) of the university, Action III.3. Improving the admission system for studies in order to attract the best candidates.

TopMinds is a mentoring program that opens the door to an international career for young Polish scientists and scientists. So far, there have been five editions of the program, which have already been used by almost 175 young people as well as their mentors.

The Climate Plan of Gdańsk University of Technology determines how we intend to face current and future challenges in order to become a sustainable institution and play a significant role in creating a sustainable world. We are responsible for the natural environment and our surroundings. We want to contribute to stopping climate change through our research, education and everyday activities. Commitment and contribution to sustainability for a better future for the planet is the responsibility of the entire academic community.

In September, the university-wide project "Creating an emotional support system for the international students of Gdańsk University of Technology" (project marketing name: "Hey, are you OK?") was launched. 

As part of this initiative, many activities were planned in the field of mental health support (consultations with a psychologist), wellbeing (yoga, mindfulness) and communication (workshops on cultural differences, mediation) addressed to the international students.

In September, the university-wide project "Creating an emotional support system for the international students of Gdańsk University of Technology" (project marketing name: "Hey, are you OK?") was launched at Gdańsk Tech. As part of this initiative, many activities in the field of well-being and communication have been planned for both Gdańsk Tech students and staff.

As part of the accreditation, members of the ACEEU Committee met with over sixty persons: research and administrative staff of the University, students, doctoral students, alumni and representatives of local government and business.

The meeting of representatives of the Polish defense industry - including representatives of the army, industry and the scientific community - began with a speech by Deputy Minister Marcin Ociepa (Ministry of National Defense), entitled "The world anew. Conclusions from the Russian aggression against Ukraine for Polish foreign and defense policy ”. In his speech the minister raised issues related to the current geopolitical situation and possible consequences for Poland, as well as for Europe and the world.

"This year is the 10th edition of the World Happiness Report, which uses data from global research, mainly the Gallup World Poll, to show how people in more than 150 countries around the world evaluate their lives. The first place - for the fifth time in a row - was taken by Finland, whose inhabitants have rated their quality of life the highest for many years.

In September, the university-wide project "Creating an emotional support system for the international students of Gdańsk University of Technology" (project marketing name: "Hey, are you OK?") was launched.