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The biggest student celebration of the year is just around the corner – Technikalia.25 is coming!

Technikalia
May is all about student celebrations – it’s Juwenalia season! As always, the Student Council of Gdańsk University of Technology invites you to Technikalia. This year’s edition takes place on 10 May at the Camper Park next to the University’s Academic Sports Centre.

May is Juwenalia season, and that means it’s time to celebrate! As always, the Student Council of Gdańsk University of Technology invites you to join the fun at Technikalia. This year’s edition takes place on 10 May at the Camper Park, right next to the University’s Academic Sports Centre.

Career after WIMiO: Wojciech Ciupa

Wojciech Ciupa
Wojciech Ciupa, is the Head of the Project Office at FERCHAU – a company providing technical services in the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and IT. He graduated in Ocean Engineering from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology and shared his story with us as part of the "Career after WIMiO" series.

Until now, Wojciech has worked as a technologist at Gdańsk Shipyard and as a Project Manager at Galeon Yachts. Before becoming Head of the Project Office at FERCHAU, he worked there as a marine systems designer.

What opportunities do you think studying at WIMiO opens up?
Gaining solid knowledge in mechanics and shipbuilding is the foundation for a professional career in these fields.

The project led by Associate Professor Beata Zima, has received funding under the 15th edition of the LIDER program

Beata Zima
We’re proud to share that a research project by Associate Professor Beata Zima, from our Faculty has been awarded funding in the 15th edition of the LIDER program, organized by the National Centre for Research and Development.

The project is titled "Development of a Methodology and a Prototype Monitoring System for the Assessment of the Condition of Shell Structures." Its main objective is to create an innovative methodology and develop a prototype system for evaluating the technical condition of shell-type structures—an essential aspect for ensuring the safety and durability of engineering structures across various industries.

Career after FMEST: Paweł Jacheć [Graduate Profile]

FMEST graduate
Engineer Paweł Jacheć graduated in Ocean Engineering from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology, specialising in Management and Marketing in the Maritime Economy. Today, he serves as the Director of Development and Sales at ITMORE, a company specialising in business process mapping and optimisation.

What opportunities, in your opinion, does studying at FMEST provide?

Studying at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Ship Technology at Gdańsk University of Technology offers valuable professional development opportunities. The Gdańsk region, home to numerous shipbuilding and maritime-related companies, provides graduates with excellent employment prospects. The programme allows students to connect with future engineers and managers in the maritime sector, fostering a strong professional network.

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