Gdansk University of Technology

Following are the highlights of studying engineering in Gdansk University of Technology:

Following are the top benefits of studying BSc engineering at Gdansk University of Technology:

• Gdansk University of Technology offers knowledge-based education ensuring high-quality education for the dynamic development of the economy.
• The university has an official recognition with the Polish accreditation committee, Ministry of Science and Education, employers and regional authorities.
• While studying at the university, students will get an opportunity to pursue professional training programs in cooperation with top business partners with high paid stipends.
• The university has a highly qualified staff who reciprocates the advanced methods of learning among the students.
• English is the primary language of teaching at the university.
• From the past years, the quality and standard of education at the university reflected the increasing demand of students across the world.

Refer the annual fee structure for an engineering course at Gdansk University of Technology:

Note: 1$=Rs.70

Following is the admission criteria required for applying for an engineering course at Gdansk University of Technology:

• Candidates applying to first-year undergraduate studies must be the holder of a secondary school degree/diploma certificate.
• He/she should have cleared the subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics during the course of study with an appropriate grading scale.
• Admissions are conducted on a merit basis.
• The language proficiency test like IELTS/TOEFL is obligatory while applying to the engineering course at the Gdansk University of Technology.
• Candidates must have to clear JEE/CET for applying to the course.

Following is the admission process applying for BSc in Engineering course at Gdansk University of Technology:

• Send your application on https://www.rekrutacja.pg.edu.pl/ and pay the application fees.
• Confirm your eligibility requirement on the website.
• Submit the legalized copies of documents.
• After your application review, the eligible candidate will get the confirmation letter from the institute.
• Pay tuition fees.

Things to be needed upon arrival at the university:

• Recognition of secondary degree certificate.
• All the documents must be on the original paper.

Following are the documents required for applying BSc engineering course at Gdansk University of Technology:

• Higher Secondary School Certificate/equivalent diploma (provisional certificate is not accepted)
• Official statement of marks or transcripts of records
• English Proficiency Certificate
• Copy of Passport
• Medical Certificate
• Birth certificate
• Passport size photographs

Note: Candidates need to submit the apostille or legalized copy of documents at the time of admission.

As per the uniRank system, the country and world ranking of Gdansk University of Technology is:

Below are the faculties offered at Gdansk University of Technology:

The faculty was started in 1945 under the cooperation of mechanical engineering offering courses in Electrical and Control engineering. Initially, 250 students were studying at the faculty. In 1996, the Faculty changed it’s name to Electrical and Control Engineering.

Faculty was started in 1952 which consists of 6 departments and offers courses in Electronics and telecommunication systems. After establishment, the faculty has become a renowned telecommunication institute in Poland.

Faculty was founded in 1945 offering courses in civil and environmental engineering. Initially, there were around 347 students who studied at the faculty.

It is one of the largest faculty at Gdansk University of Technology which offers the full-time BSc, MSc, postgraduate and doctoral study programs for the students of mechanical engineering. The faculty deals with the study of power engineering, mechatronics, production engineering, material engineering etc.

The faculty was founded in 1945 offering courses in Ocean Engineering and Ship Technology. The faculty has a highly experienced staff that ensures quality education and research activities in the areas of marine line industries.

Other Faculties are:

• Architecture
• Chemistry
• Applied Physics and Mathematics
• Management and Economics

The Gdansk University of Technology offers international education exchange programs and multiple degree programs for engineering students. The program enables the students to participate in training programs as conducted by foreign institutions. It offers financial funding to mobility participants. The university actively participates in Erasmus+ programs in association with the partner countries. Students are entitled to social scholarships through the program.

The Gdansk University of Technology offers 13 dormitories with an accommodation capacity of 2740 places. Prices depend upon the standard of the room. Common toilets and bathrooms are provided to the dormitories of lower standards:

Facilities provided at the dormitories are:

For more details, drop a mail on dss@pg.gda.pl.

Following is the cost of living in the city of Gdansk

Note: 1$ = Rs. 70

The Gdansk city is situated on the baltic sea at the mouth of the Vistula river. It has two major port areas. The older Nowy port is one of the major industrial centers for shipyards, timber mills, metallurgical and chemical plants and food processing facilities. Today, the city impresses the cruise passengers with its vast shipyards.

The climate of the city varies with the oceanic and continental influences. The city has moderately cold and cloudy winters, hot summers with an average of the daily mean temperature of 8°C.

A number of leading educational institutions in the field of medicine and engineering located in the city offering the enlarging learning experience to foreign students. The city has a number of cultural centers including the center of fine arts, churches, museums, theatres, concert halls and opera houses. The National Museum and Maritime Museum are the significant attractions of the city.

Highlights of the city -

• Motlawa River Cruise
• Frombork
• Hel Peninsula
• Kashubian Lakeland