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The Department of Transport Engineering of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering has started the implementation of two international didactic projects – SQUARES and AFROTRANS.

The SQUARES consortium includes universities from Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh, as well as Italy and Estonia. It aims to develop an integrated curriculum and teaching materials in the areas of m.in: energy-efficient construction and sustainable transport management, as well as conducting an audit of the management system at selected foreign universities.

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The ranking is based on indicators important for engineering education, aimed at educating competent and creative engineers aware of the social consequences of their actions. Its scope covers universities and engineering programs from EU countries, taking into account measures unique to this area, including participation in the Erasmus+ and Horizon programs, but also commitment to the implementation of sustainable development goals.

As every year, the International Relations Office, together with the Erasmus+ program faculty coordinators and students from the Erasmus Student Network, invite employees, doctoral students, and students to participate in Erasmus Days – a series of meetings aimed at encouraging individuals to take advantage of the Erasmus+ program. If you haven't been on Erasmus yet, make sure to join the event!

The day off does not apply to academic teachers or students. Classes on this day take place as planned.

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The “PhD Open” day of the Doctoral School will be held at Gdańsk University of Technology on 13 October. The event, organized by the Gdańsk Tech Doctoral Students' Self-Government, is divided into two parts. One is addressed to candidates for doctoral school, the other to doctoral students.

At that time, Ph.D. Eng. Paweł Burdziakowski, Ph.D. Eng. Paweł Tysiąc, and Ph.D. Eng. Marek Hubert Zienkiewicz traveled to the capital of the Republic of Lithuania, where, along with the Lithuanian research team under the leadership of Professor Jūratė Sužiedelytė-Visockienė, they conducted joint photogrammetric and remote sensing measurements of the Upper Castle and its mountain slope.

At the beginning of each academic semester, the International Relations Office of Gdańsk Tech organizes two events for newly admitted international students: Student Registration and Welcome Meeting.

Both events are important not only because new international students can complete the registration process and obtain important information regarding formalities related to their stay in Poland. Newcomers can also get to know their fellow students with whom they will be studying for the next few years.

During the workshop, we discussed the current challenges related to the congestion problem and how these can be addressed within future research and projects. The discussion involved both the methodological issues (including data sources, pilot project ideas, potential outputs and contributions), estimated budget, project consortium building, and novelty of project element. The arrangements coming from the workshop were included in the future project assumptions, methodology and the workplan.