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Job Fair TARGOIOWISKO

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The Careers and Alumni Office, together with the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, warmly invite you to TargOiOwisko, the Faculty Job Fair, which will take place on March 13th, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the WIMiO building (ground floor and first floor, building no. 30).

This is already the ninth edition of this event, during which Gdańsk University of Technology opens its doors to students, graduates, and high school students interested in a career in the maritime industry.

TargOiOwisko is a unique opportunity to meet employers in person, explore job, internship, and trainee opportunities, learn more about career paths and company expectations, and expand your knowledge of current industry trends and demands.

This year's participating companies:

Kickstart your career by joining the Nordea Graduate Programme

Nordea
Kickstart your career by joining the Nordea Graduate Programme. Are you ready to kickstart your career? Join the Nordea Graduate Programme and become part of our talented team! We are seeking individuals to join our programme beginning 1 September 2025. At Nordea, we believe in empowering our employees to take control of their careers. We offer a robust internal career marketplace for job mobility. As a graduate you will learn from and collaborate with highly competent and open-minded colleagues to continually improve your skills and expand your horizons. With room to grow, you can help us unlock Nordea's full potential by unlocking your own. 

What you can expect:

The Nordea Graduate Programme is an 18-month programme, starting on 1 September 2025. During that period, you’ll follow a learning plan, working in various teams with clear learning objectives to support your growth. Joining the programme will be an impactful experience for you that will make a real difference to your growth.

No EU countries among top patenting universities, GdańskTech research finds.

Kiel
European university patenting is highly concentrated geographically, with the majority of patents coming from just five Western European countries. Strikingly, more than 70 percent of European universities report no direct patent activity at all. Despite this intense concentration, no university from an EU member state ranks among the world’s top 50 patenting universities, which are dominated by the US and China. This is shown by a study developed by the research team from the Faculty of Management and Economics (GdanskTech) in the RETHINK-GSC EU Horizon research project, led by the IfW Kiel.  

The stark polarisation of university patenting in Europe raises significant concerns. Patents are important instruments for technology transfer and serve as key indicators of the knowledge flowing from universities to the market,” says Aleksandra Parteka, leading the RETHINK-GSC team at Gdansk University of Technology. “To promote economic, social, and political cohesion across Europe, it is essential to ensure that no country or region is left behind in the innovation landscape.

„AI Technologies for Sustainable Public Service Co-Creation": A New Project at the FME

AI Technologies
The Faculty of Management and Economics at Gdańsk University of Technology is launching a new project titled "AI Technologies for Sustainable Public Service Co-Creation" (AICOSERV), funded through the Erasmus Mundus Design Measures program.

Project Objective

As public services face increasing demands and complexity, the public sector is challenged to meet the evolving needs of citizens with limited resources. To address these challenges, there is a growing recognition of the importance of engaging citizens in co-creating public services and policymaking processes. Digitalization offers opportunities for such collaboration, and AI technologies have the potential to transform public services by improving efficiency, quality, inclusivity, and ethics.

Co-creation meeting on well-being within the SWEPPP Project

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Join us for the Well-being Co-Creation Meeting for Students! Are you passionate about your personal well-being? Do you have ideas and practices that contribute to a healthier, more balanced life? Do you have some thoughts and ideas on how to implement new activities for the personal well-being and on what works and what does not? If so, we invite you to be a part of an exciting co-creation meeting within the SWEPPP Project (Sustainable Well-being - Education for Personal, Professional and Planetary Well-being), organised at the Faculty of Management and Economics, at Gdańsk University of Technology!

Date: 15.11.2024, 10.30-13.00
Location: Gdańsk University of Technology, Faculty of Management and Economics, room 110/111

Gdańsk Tech - the best Polish technical university in THE WUR 2025

WUR
Gdańsk University of Technology maintained its position in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025 (THE WUR). This year's edition classified 2092 universities from around the world, 188 institutions more than in the previous year

In this year's edition of the ranking, Gdańsk Tech took a place in the 1001-1200 range. This position places it ex-aequo in 5th place in Poland. It received a total of 30.7-34.4 points (in the previous edition it was 28.3-32.6).

Gdańsk Tech, together with the AGH University of Science and Technology, are the highest ranked Polish technical universities in the THE WUR 2025.

The THE WUR 2025 uses 18 indicators grouped into five areas:

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