The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are specific research areas that help solve real-world problems. They are part of a plan to end poverty, protect the planet, and improve the lives and prospects of everyone by 2030.
The Plutonium Supporting Student Research Teams Program is part of the implementation of IDUB's tasks to improve the quality of education of students and doctoral students, particularly in scientific fields and disciplines related to the university's priority research areas, Measure III.4. (Activities supporting effective talent management).
Knowledge of tax law - obligations, document templates, deadlines—is important not only for Polish citizens but also for foreign employees, PhD students, and students. Especially at this time of year, with the deadline for tax returns coming up, knowing how to handle taxes is really helpful.
To help foreigners who work and study at Gdańsk Tech navigate this complex system, the International Relations Office invites you to a training session on tax law, which will be led by dr Piotr Kasprzak - an expert from the Faculty of Management and Economics.
Let’s remind – last autumn, the International Relations Office, in cooperation with the Doctoral School and faculties, secured almost PLN 2 million from the National Agency for Academic Exchange to implement the PROM project. As a result, about 180 employees, PhD students, and students from Gdańsk Tech will be able to benefit from funding for international trips, while about 80 individuals from foreign universities will receive support for visits to Gdańsk. The project will be implemented until the end of September 2025.
[Updated 04.02.2025] NOTE! Increasingly, we are being asked by PhD students interested in trips within the PROM program to sign an approval by the Doctoral School Director. According to the School's rules, the supervisor of the PhD student is the PhD student's supervisor.
We would like to inform you that on February 4th, Doctoral School Office will be closed.
NOTE! Please take the above information into consideration when requesting certificates/documents or having your applications accepted by the Doctoral School office in the Moja PG system.
To celebrate the international research data event LOVE DATA WEEK 2025 (February 10-14, 2025), the PG Library invites you to participate in the fun contest "Me and My Data".
This event aligns with this year’s theme – "Whose Data Is It, Anyway?" – and aims to encourage participants to create creative presentations showcasing themselves as data creators. The emphasis is placed on highlighting the data creator at the moment of data generation before it is deposited, shared, or processed.
