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Pursuant to Regulation No. 66/2021, students, doctoral students, participants of postgraduate studies, university employees and other persons conducting classes are required to cover their mouth and nose with a mask in generally accessible places, in all campus buildings.

The agreement gives an opportunity to receive Master’s double degree in the field of Civil Engineering for students of both universities. Students enrolled in Double Degree programme will have a chance to spend the entire summer semester 2021/2022 abroad (it is possible to obtain funding from the Erasmus + program). They will study exactly the same subjects that they would study at the home university or their extended equivalents. All courses will be provided in English.

Due to the epidemic, the list of direct participants of the ceremony has been limited, while all interested students and employees will be able to take part in our ceremony, thanks to the livestream available on our YouTube channel.

The students completed an internship as part of the Internatinal Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experiece (IAESTE) at the Department of Water and Wastewater Technology, and their supervisor was the Vice-Dean for Cooperation and Promotion Ph.D., D. Sc., Eng. Aneta Łuczkiewicz, Assoc. Prof. at GUT.  During the internship, students had the opportunity to verify the knowledge acquired during their studies and gain professional and scientific experience.

The Argentum Triggering Research Grants program supports the scientific development of young researchers conducting research in the thematic field of Gdańsk Tech PRA and having the potential to successfully apply for prestigious external grants, including international grants, in particular ERC grants.

Every year, the International Relations Office organizes an information meeting for foreigners, starting their studies at the Gdańsk University of Technology. The event is not only an opportunity to welcome new foreign students at the University, but also to provide important information related to the beginning of the academic year, organization of studies and life in Gdańsk.

PhD, Eng. Małgorzata Szopińska from the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Gdańsk Tech and PhD. Krystyna Kozioł from the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk Tech, as part of the interuniversity research team CheMikroPolarLAB, conducted research in the Russian Arctic (Cherski).