Specialist equipment rental
Functional Diversity Office (BORF) offers specialist equipment rental for persons with special needs, which is free of charge.
The equipment to rent:
Functional Diversity Office (BORF) offers specialist equipment rental for persons with special needs, which is free of charge.
The equipment to rent:
Functional Diversity Office (BORF) offers the support of an assistant of person with special needs, also for students with ASD.
Assistant is to help a student with special needs in activities related to the education process and functioning at the university.
Standard admission – admission open to all candidates (within the pool of places)
The highest-ranked subject at the Gdańsk University of Technology is Marine/Ocean Engineering, which was ranked in the 76-100 range globally, taking first place in Poland. Instruments Science & Technology was also ranked high, being placed in the 151-200 range globally and in the 1-3 range in Poland. The following subjects were also ranked high:
The event brought together doctoral candidates representing Gdańsk University of Technology as well as other partner universities within the Alliance. It laid the foundations for the joint future project ‘ENHANCE for and with Young Researchers’.
Do you dream of turning your research ideas into real scientific projects?
Want to learn how to successfully apply for grants and develop your research career? Or maybe you’re just starting out and don’t know where to begin?
The “Practically About Projects” Conference was created for young researchers who want to gain knowledge and practical tips on the process of applying for research and development projects – from the first steps to successful implementation.
Scope of consultations:
Office hours are held at the PG Business Hub office:
Photographer: Joanna Szakoła/Gdańsk Tech
The event will take place on December 3 (Wednesday), from 8:30 to 15:00, and will be held entirely in English.
The reviewers’ perspective: A panel with experienced professors (incl. Prof. Klimczuk, Prof. Ryl, Prof. Lechman) who will reveal how they evaluate proposals and what determines winning the “evaluation game”.