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New intercultural program – apply now

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OPEN UP! DARE TO! is the slogan of the new intercultural skills development program for employees, PhD candidates, and students of Gdańsk University of Technology. The program includes a film screening, a meeting with a philologist as well as meetings with local cultural institutions. The first event will be held on February 10th – registration now open. The program is organized by the International Relations Office.
  • Why are we afraid to speak English? And why do we focus so much on accents?
  • What does Gdańsk look like through the eyes of newcomers?
  • Can we counteract discrimination? What is the “Yes, BUT…” campaign in Gdańsk about?
  • How does culture – music, art, literature – bring people together? How is this done in Gdańsk?

These and many other questions will be addressed by guests and participants of the OPEN UP! DARE TO! program, which will launch soon at Gdańsk University of Technology.

A course on Gender and Diversity in Science, Technology, and Society at TU Berlin

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Our Colleagues from TU Berlin offer a course on Gender and Diversity in Science, Technology, and Society to our students and doctoral students. This course could be recognized as an elective socio-humanistic course that all of our students have in their study programs.

Since it is an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme, our students may apply to Maria Doerffer for a mobility grant for the in-person part taking place in Berlin.

technical details: 6 ECTS,

APPLICATION PERIOD Dec 01, 2024 - Jan 17, 2025

TEACHING PERIOD Feb 07, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025 (4 weeks online, 1 week onsite in Berlin)

INTERNATIONAL DAYS at Gdańsk Tech

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The International Relations Office invites Gdańsk Tech employees, doctoral and university students to participate in the INTERNATIONAL DAYS (26 November – 6 December). The agenda for the event will include informational meetings and a joint celebration of the ENHANCE+ project's first birthday.

program INTERNATIONAL DAYS 2024_ENG (pdf, 4.64MB)



INTERNATIONAL DAYS is an expanded edition of the ERASMUS DAYS organized in previous years by the International Relations Office.

Join Online Info Session: Discover the ENHANCE Innovative Learning Campus

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Join us for an online information session to discover the ENHANCE Innovative Learning Campus (ILC), where you'll learn about exciting short-term learning opportunities available across 10 top European universities. From microprogrammes and MOOCs to summer and winter schools, the ENHANCE ILC offers flexible, interdisciplinary educational experiences to help students tackle global challenges while advancing their academic and professional goals.

Are you ready to expand your academic journey with innovative, short-term learning opportunities from 10 leading European universities? Join us for an online information session on December 4th, 5:00–6:00 PM CET, where you’ll discover the full range of opportunities offered by the ENHANCE Innovative Learning Campus (ILC).

An article by scientists from the Institute of Physics and Applied Computer Science among most downloaded ones

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We are pleased to announce that the article authored by Patryk Jasik, Piotr Łobacz, and Józef E. Sienkiewicz titled “Potential energy curves, transition and permanent dipole moments of KRb” is among the most frequently downloaded articles in the journal Atomic Data and Nuclear Data Tables.

The article presents the results of theoretical studies concerning the electronic structure of the KRb molecule.

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Support for early stage researchers (ESR) by the NEPHEWS project

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The NEPHEWS (NEutrons and PHotons Elevating Worldwide Science, https://beamtime.eu/) project financed by Horizon Europe (HORIZON-INFRA-2023-SERV-01), led by the National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS (https://synchrotron.uj.edu.pl/), supports over 40,000 scientists by providing them with access to world-class European research infrastructure using photon (synchrotrons - SR and free electron lasers - FEL) and neutron (N) sources.

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