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The competition, organised by the KORAB Polish Shipbuilders' Society, is held under the auspices of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) and has a long tradition dating back to 1997. RINA is an internationally recognised organisation of shipbuilding professionals.

Presentation of the final works

During the final, three master's theses were presented, which were selected from among all the entries by a jury composed of representatives from industry and academia: Andrzej Buczkowski, Krzysztof Gockowski and Przemysław Krata.

At the same time as the 8th edition of the TargOiOwisko job fair was underway at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Shipbuilding, at the Damen Engineering Gdańsk office our students from the Ship Technology Students' Circle 'Korab' were taking part in a workshop, which was also attended by Norwegian students from the SIGMA Association. 

Students pursuing degrees outside of the ABS core disciplines may be eligible with consideration by appropriate ABS personnel. Students must:

- demonstrate academic excellence by having maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (which corresponds to a Polish average grade of 4.0 or higher, calculated taking into account ECTS points) and no ECTS debt;

Programme of the event

10:00 - 10:15 - ceremonial opening of the OFFSHORE Career Day (hall on the first floor)

11:30 – 12:45 - presentations by company representatives on offshore wind energy (room 410).

As every year, the International Relations Office, together with the Erasmus+ program faculty coordinators and students from the Erasmus Student Network, invite employees, doctoral students, and students to participate in Erasmus Days – a series of meetings aimed at encouraging individuals to take advantage of the Erasmus+ program. If you haven't been on Erasmus yet, make sure to join the event!

The justification for the award reads:

At the beginning of each academic semester, the International Relations Office of Gdańsk Tech organizes two events for newly admitted international students: Student Registration and Welcome Meeting.

Both events are important not only because new international students can complete the registration process and obtain important information regarding formalities related to their stay in Poland. Newcomers can also get to know their fellow students with whom they will be studying for the next few years.

Professor Wang's visit was related to the currently implemented NEPTUN project from the Horizon Europe program, in which KTH Stockholm is one of the foreign partners, and the Gdańsk University of Technology is a leader.

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