Gdańsk University

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Gdańsk University
Uniwersytet Gdański

Latin: Universitas Gedanensis

Established 20 March 1970
Rector Dr Habil. Andrzej Ceynowa
Faculty 1 571
Students 28 060
Location Gdańsk, Poland
Website www.univ.gda.pl
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Gdańsk University is a university in Gdansk, Poland.

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[edit] History

Gdańsk University in Gdańsk was established in 1970 by the amalgamation of the Higher School of Economics in Sopot (existing since 1945) and Gdańsk College of Education (formed in 1946).

[edit] School Authorities

  • Rector: Dr hab. Andrzej Ceynowa
  • Pro-Rector for Scientific Affairs and Cooperation: Prof. Bernard Lammek
  • Pro-Rector for Teaching Affairs: Prof. Halina Piekarek-Jankowska
  • Pro-Rector for Student Affairs: Dr Jacek Taraszkiewicz
  • Pro-Rector for Development Affairs and Finances: Prof. Janusz Neider
  • Director of Administration: Piotr Żerko, M.A.

[edit] Staff

  • Professors: 282
  • Habilitated doctors: 171
  • Senior lecturers: 640
  • Teachers (total): 1 571
  • Total staff: 2 964

[edit] Number of students

  • Daily studies: 15 065
  • Evening studies: 1 588
  • Extra-mural studies: 10 884
  • Doctoral studies: 523
  • Total: 33 000

[edit] Levels of study offered by institution

  • Shorter/intermediate university level qualifications
  • First main university level final qualifications
  • Advanced/postgraduate study
  • Doctorate
  • Higher/post doctorate

[edit] Diplomas and degrees

  • Bachelor - B.A.
  • Master of Arts - M.A.
  • Doctor - Dr
  • Doctor Habilitated - Dr Habil.

[edit] International cooperation

  • Hiroshima University – Japan
  • Katholieke Universiteit Leuven – Belgium
  • University of Antwerp – Belgium
  • Copenhagen Business School – Denmark
  • Universität Rostock – Germany
  • Universität Bremen – Germany
  • University of Plymouth – United Kingdom
  • L’Universite Lumiere Lyon 2 – France
  • University of Washington’s School of Marine Affairs (SMA) – United States of America
  • University of Messina – Italy
  • University of Turku – Finland
  • University of Linköpings – Sweden

[edit] Faculties

[edit] Notable alumni

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