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Building Bridges: An International Webinar on Cooperation with Ukraine

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On 15 May 2026, an international webinar titled “Building Bridges: Best Practices and Joint Projects with Ukraine” will take place as part of the ENHANCE Task Force Ukraine initiative. The event aims to foster the exchange of experiences and showcase best practices in academic cooperation with Ukraine.

The webinar is organized by the Warsaw University of Technology in collaboration with European partner institutions, including universities from Berlin, Valencia, and the National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.” It will provide a platform for dialogue, knowledge sharing, and the development of new international projects. Students, academic staff, and all individuals interested in international cooperation and support for Ukraine in the fields of education and research are warmly invited to participate.

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ASEM-DUO Korea 2026 – Call for Applications for a Scholarship Programme for European Students

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The call for applications has opened for the prestigious ASEM-DUO Fellowship Programme – DUO-Korea 2026, which aims to support international academic exchange between European countries and the Republic of Korea. Funded by the Korean Ministry of Education, the programme has for years enabled students to gain valuable educational experience abroad.

The application period for the 2026 edition runs from 3 April 2026 to 20 May 2026 (Korean local time).

What is the programme about?

The DUO-Korea programme was launched in 2001 to promote cooperation and exchange between member countries of ASEM (Asia-Europe Meeting). Initially, it included various academic groups such as professors and teachers; however, since 2009 it has primarily focused on supporting student exchanges.

Onboarding Guide for Doctoral Candidates at Gdańsk University of Technology – Practical Support for a Strong Start

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How to successfully begin your journey at the Doctoral School of Gdańsk University of Technology? The new bilingual Onboarding Guide is a comprehensive source of information for candidates and future doctoral students—especially those coming from abroad. Developed as part of the NAWA Welcome to Poland project, it offers practical support for your first weeks in Poland and on campus.

With candidates applying to this year’s recruitment to the Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology in mind, we have prepared a comprehensive, bilingual Onboarding Guide. The publication is designed primarily to support international doctoral students in their first steps at the university and to help them adapt smoothly to life in the Pomeranian region.

Testimonials – ENHANCE Research Internship Programme

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During my three-month ENHANCE research internship at Gdańsk University of Technology, I had one of the most pleasant and educational experiences of my career. The city of Gdańsk is incredibly welcoming, and its rich history made my stay even more special. I was particularly grateful for the support of my mentor, Dr. Michał Wodtke, who ensured a perfect balance between research work and exploring the city and nearby places.

Training on Class Design and Time Management (05.05.2026)

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We encourage doctoral candidates to participate in a training session on class design and time management, led by Dr Vira Bondar from the Department of Physics at ETH Zurich.

This training is intended to support the development of key academic competencies related to effective teaching and efficient work organization. Participants will gain practical insights and strategies applicable to their teaching practice and daily research activities.


Key informations
  • Date: 5 May 2026

  • Time: 4:00 PM

  • Location: Room 110, Faculty of Management and Economics (Building 50)

FameLab Poland 2026 – call for applications is now open

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The University of Silesia in Katowice invites students, PhD students, and PhD holders to participate in the FameLab science communication competition. The participants' task is to fascinate the jury and the audience with their scientific project in just 3 minutes.

The selected semi-finalists will take part in expert training in science communication. The winner of the national final will receive a cash prize and will represent Poland during the international final of the competition in December 2026.

Key information for candidates:
  • For whom: Students, doctoral school participants, and PhD holders.

  • Application deadline: Applications are accepted until May 10, 2026.

Gdańsk Tech Students Succeed at ETH Zurich Datathon 2026

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We are proud to announce the remarkable success of students from the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, representing the "Gradient" Student Scientific Club, which operates within the Department of Computer System Architecture (KASK).
 
On April 17–19, 2026, our students participated in Datathon 2026 at ETH Zurich.
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