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The ranking methodology is based on a set of six indicators, which include:

The basic form of conducting classes will be stationary, but lectures in large groups should be held remotely - in this case, the decisions will be made by the deans of the faculties.

Deans will define the list of classes that will be carried out in a remote or mixed (hybrid) manner on an ongoing basis, and information on this subject is to be posted on the faculty websites.

Gdańsk University of Technology has had many years of success with international programs at the Faculty of Management and Economics, starting in October 2007 with the Bachelor in Management which was dedicated to Chinese students. The level of interest from our far eastern partner universities has increased considerably since then.

- Joint interdisciplinary research and initiatives successively implemented in synergistic areas constitute a solid basis for creating a recognizable academic center in Gdańsk that can successfully compete with the best ones in Europe and in the world - says prof. Adriana Zaleska-Medynska, head of the Fahrenheit Union of Universities. - Forming a larger, stronger academic center can result in a broad didactic offer, effective administration and increased change management potential.

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Students of Gdańsk University of Technology (two from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, two from the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering), the Warsaw School of Economics and the Sopot University of Applied Sciences took part in the project.

Gdańsk University of Technology is one of the most frequently chosen technical universities in the country. This is confirmed by the admission results for the academic year 2021/2022. There were even more applications for full-time first-cycle studies than last year, as many as 23,127 (22,999 applications were registered during last year's recruitment), and 1,261 people applied for a place in part-time studies.

The nomination for the award is the result of a meeting and presentation at the National Security Bureau, which took place on 18 May 2021.