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Does caring for mental health look the same in different parts of the world? How does culture shape the understanding of well-being, family life,… read more
Over 32,000 candidates are applying for admission to full-time first-cycle degree programmes and integrated master’s programmes at the University of… read more
On the challenges of researching extremism. An interview with dr. hab. Tomasz Besta, prof. UG
‘To truly understand the process of radicalisation, we need not only more sophisticated research methods, but also interdisciplinary collaboration.’… read more
The Conference of Rectors of Polish Universities (KRUP), on the initiative of its Chair and Rector of the University of Gdańsk, prof. Piotr… read more
What are the consequences of rejecting scientific knowledge? Why do researchers’ findings so often lose out to ideology, vested interests or social… read more
SEA-EU secures European Commission funding for the next two years!
The SEA-EU alliance, of which the University of Gdańsk is a co-founder and active contributor, has received further funding from the European… read more
For over 55 years, the University of Gdańsk has helped shape Oliwa’s identity. Today, the university’s largest campus is an integral part of the… read more
The second-cycle degree programme Solidarity Studies, launched at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Gdańsk, has received ex ante… read more
Can sound be converted into light? An international research team, led by scientists from the University of Gdańsk, has demonstrated that ultrasonic… read more
„We did not ask for permission”. A conversation with Paula Meehan
Paula Meehan is one of the most important contemporary Irish poets. Why does she describe herself as O’Malley’s child? How did her fascination with… read more