16/09/2026
Today, Gdańsk University of Technology launched a series of meetings as part of the “Akademickie Mosty Fahrenheit – Study Visits” project.
Over the coming days, young people from abroad will have the opportunity to explore Gdańsk’s academic community, including visits to the campuses of the University of Gdańsk and the Medical University of Gdańsk. It is an opportunity to meet university representatives, learn about opportunities to study in Poland, and establish connections with their peers.
The study visit takes place from 15 to 23 September 2026. The project is implemented by the Young Generations Foundation with funding of PLN 300,000 awarded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the “Polonia and Poles Abroad 2026” competition.
The meeting was attended by:
Magda Opałka, MSZ;
Maximilian Kieturakis, City Councillor of Gdańsk;
Dr Barbara Wikieł, University Professor, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs;
Katarzyna Zygmunt, MA, Director of the Daniel Fahrenheit Association of Gdańsk Universities;
Dr Anna Dąbrowska, Director of the Gdańsk University of Technology Library;
Karolina Nawrocka-Mucha, Senior Specialist – University Relations at Invest in Pomerania;
Joanna Knitter-Brodzicz, Senior Specialist – International Talent at Invest in Pomerania;
Aytug Arikan, Polish-Turkish Association Turkus;
Mateusz Świerzyński, President of the Young Generations Foundation;
Dominik Czerwionka, Volunteer at the Young Generations Foundation and Gdańsk University of Technology student;
Wojciech Stanek, Representative of the Young Generations Foundation.
