Gdansk University of Technology (reviews)

From what I can say what you are able to achieve and experience really depends on what deparment you enroll in. I myself went to Physics and Math. There were some room for improvement but compared to other subjects that were conducted by another deperaments it was a VERY different experience.The labs are conducted differently, they have different equipment (which bothers me) and teachers acts differently.

Overall, I consider Gdańsk University of Technology to be a very solid institution with a great reputation. However, the Control Engineering program feels a bit outdated. There is an overwhelming amount of unnecessary theoretical knowledge, while the number of practical classes where you can actually learn job-ready skills is far too low.

Studying at the Technical University of Gdańsk is a truly unique experience, combining a high-quality education with a vibrant student life. It is undoubtedly one of the best technical universities in Poland, and its modern laboratories and research centers give you the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology. The courses are designed with the job market in mind, and because the university collaborates with so many companies, it’s much easier to gain real-world work experience while still a student.

My experience at the Technical University of Gdańsk has been very positive overall. The campus is absolutely stunning, a perfect blend of beautiful historical buildings and modern laboratories. The location in Gdańsk is amazing for students, offering a great balance between studying and social life in the Tricity area. However, prospective students should be prepared for a heavy workload. Some courses are very demanding, and some professors can be quite old-fashioned in their teaching methods. Administrative matters can also be time-consuming. Despite these challenges, the degree is highly valued in the job market, and I would definitely recommend this university to anyone serious about engineering.