Enrollment for the Doctoral School at Gdańsk University of Technology starts on April 18

Enrollment Information
Standard admission begins on April 18 (Friday). Applications must be submitted via the university’s recruitment system (eRecruitment) by May 7 (Wednesday), 9:00 AM. All required documents should be uploaded as PDF scans, except for the color photo, which should be in JPG format.
NOTE! The office will be closed on May 1 and 2 and will not be accepting documents or responding to emails due to the long weekend.
Job Fair TARGOIOWISKO

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

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.
Podsumowanie Hackathonu Procesowego!
Serdecznie zapraszamy na podsumowanie Hackathonu Procesowego, które odbędzie się 16 stycznia 2025 o godz. 13:15 w audytorium 107 na Wydziale Zarzadzania i Ekonomii.

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

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

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.