The first students of the Smart Renewable Energy Engineering program. | Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology at the Gdańsk University of Technology

During the meeting, students received key information about the program, opportunities to choose different development paths, and potential employment, internship, and traineeship options. The session concluded with a Q&A.

“Throughout the program, students will gain knowledge in modern wind energy and renewable energy, including digital technologies, artificial intelligence and data analysis, offshore wind farms, energy storage, sustainable development, global energy policies, as well as economics and project management in the renewable energy sector,” emphasized Dr. Hossein Ghaemi, Professor at the Institute of Shipbuilding.

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DigiWind – Digital Masters of Wind and Energy Systems is a project funded by the Digital Europe Programme (DEP), aimed at redefining education in the field of renewable energy. With a mission to support Europe’s digital and ecological transformation, DigiWind offers interdisciplinary Specialist Education Programs designed to train STEM professionals in wind and energy systems.

Project Partners

At Gdańsk University of Technology, the project involves:

• Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering

• Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics

• Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics

• Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering

• Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology

• Faculty of Management and Economics

• Center for Offshore Wind Energy

• Strategic Projects Office

The project is led by Dr. Michał Wójcik, Associate Professor (Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering).

As part of DigiWind, postgraduate studies in Digital Skills for Wind Energy Systems and specialized modular courses will also be launched. The project is under the industry patronage of PGE Baltica.