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Over 32,000 candidates are applying for admission to full-time first-cycle degree programmes and integrated master’s programmes at the University of Gdańsk. Among the most popular degree programmes… read more

‘The less I know, the better I sleep...’ - a discussion on the disastrous consequences of disregarding science is set to return to Lake Wdzydze

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

The University of Gdańsk as part of Oliwa’s history and future. The 100th anniversary of the district’s incorporation into Gdańsk

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 Solidarity Studies degree programme has received ex ante accreditation from the Polish Accreditation Committee

The second-cycle degree programme Solidarity Studies, launched at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Gdańsk, has received ex ante… read more

Light from sound. Research by scientists from the University of Gdańsk published in ‘Science Advances’

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

Summary of the University of Gdańsk Senate meeting

The University of Gdańsk Senate’s last meeting before the summer break took place on 2 July 2026. It was chaired by the Rector of the University of… read more

Working with those forced to flee from home - a psychoanalytic approach. An interview with dr Francesca Tessitore, psychoanalyst

‘If someone needs to flee from home, we must suppose living conditions in their country are extremely difficult.’ Dr Francesca Tessitore,… read more

Can viruses help treat bacterial skin infections? An article featuring prof. Alicja Węgrzyn in ‘Clinical Microbiology Reviews’

Can viruses help treat bacterial skin infections? A growing body of research suggests that they can. One of the most prestigious journals in the… read more

Director of the University of Gdańsk Museum elected Vice-President of the Association of University Museums

Mgr Marta Szaszkiewicz-Sawa, Director of the University of Gdańsk Museum, has been elected Vice-President of the Association of University Museums… read more