On April 15, we opened the doors of over 60 laboratories to visitors — there was something for everyone, including: design, photography, automation, robotics, programming, autonomous systems, structural and construction chemistry, rail vehicles, hybrid drives, internal combustion engines, smart materials, optics, biomechanics, foundry engineering, rapid manufacturing, hydrogen lab, high voltage systems, marketing, biomaterials, electrochemistry, and more.

At the Lecture Center, students could explore the educational offer at faculty booths, and at the admissions booth, they could get detailed information about the recruitment process.

At the same time, faculty presentations and open lectures were held in various lecture halls.

This year, after the official opening of the event by prof. Teofil Jesionowski, Rector of the Poznan University of Technology. The opening lecture was delivered jointly by the Faculty of Engineering Management and the Faculty of Chemical Technology — an Oxford Debate titled: “The belief that recycling is entirely eco-friendly brings more benefits than drawbacks.”

Visitors also had the opportunity to attend the following lectures:

• “With the brain in hand – about 3D printing in biomedical engineering and medicine” – Dr. Eng. Magdalena Żukowska (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering)
• “How nature inspires science – how modern materials are created” – Prof. Andrzej Miklaszewski (Faculty of Materials Engineering and Technical Physics)
• “Numbers don’t lie, but sometimes they fool us” – Dr. Mateusz John and M.Sc. Eng. Marta Kańczurzewska-Staszak (Faculty of Architecture and Engineering Management)
• “The hydrogen ‘R’evolution in vehicle powertrains” – Prof. Ireneusz Pielecha (Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering)
• “Whispers of the system – how to hear elusive data leaks” – Assoc. Prof. Mariusz Żal, PhD, Eng. (Faculty of Computing and Telecommunications)
• “From horse-drawn wagons to magnetic levitation – the past, present, and future of rail transport in a nutshell” – M.Sc. Eng. Mateusz Jüngst (Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering)
• “Discover Women's Perspectives” – Ambassadors of the Girls into Science Program (Faculty of Materials Engineering and Technical Physics)
  • “Are women more capable than men? Test your perceptual skills” – Dr. Eng. Grzegorz Dahlke and Dr. Eng. Kamil Wróbel.

In the building of the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Engineering Management, faculty members and students from the Faculty of Architecture organized exhibitions, fashion shows, artistic installations, and workshops.

Student Research Groups at Poznan University of Technology – as reliable as ever!
With professionalism, enthusiasm, and full engagement, they convinced prospective students that studying at PUT is also about pursuing passions.

Thank you to:
ESN Poznań, PUT STEM Student Group, Academic Theater of Poznan University of Technology, MSKN Discussio, MSKN "Polonium", PUT Solar Dynamics, PUT RENOVATION, PUT Rocketlab, PUT Powertrain, Student Research Group of Public Transport Engineers, MSKN SkyTrace, Chemical Technology and Engineering Group, Game Designers' Movement, Mathematics Research Group, KN GAMA, MSKN FuseBusters, Enactus, KN BIMba – Civil Engineering and Architecture, Poli-MERitum Research Group, ELECTRONUS, MSKN D3DAL, E-sport Club Pyry, KN ECHO, OS RAPP, OS AKK Panta Rei, KN Logistics, Spectrum Student Research Group, Organization of Students with Disabilities at PUT – "Extraordinary Ones", PUT Motorsport

Throughout this exciting and eventful day, visitors could also stop by the booths of:
Admissions Office, International Relations Office, Centre for Languages and Communication, EUNICE, Sports Center, Library, Academic Business Incubator, Center for Intellectual Property, Office for Equality, Aviation Education Center, and the Center for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Technology.

Radio Afera and TV WTK accompanied us during the official part of the event.
In front of the Lecture Center building, guests had the chance to take a photo at the controls of the PW-5 “Smyk” glider.

The event was supported by 30 volunteers from the Student Organization PROgressio PROmotio, who also helped with photography and logistics throughout the day.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved for your time, patience, understanding, and professional contributions.

Dear High School Graduates – we hope we have cleared your doubts.
Poznan University of Technology is the right choice — it’s truly worth studying here!

Beata Czerkas
Public Relations Office