Students of Poznan University of Technology participated in the Future Forge project in Bulgaria, organised by the Youth Human Impact Association in cooperation with partners from Bulgaria and Italy.

Our university was represented by:

The Poznan University of Technology Choir Volantes Soni participated in the international festival Chorus Inside Croatia from August 22–27, 2025, held in the picturesque towns of Rovinj (Croatia) and Portorož (Slovenia). The event brought together choirs from Poland, Italy, Romania, and Hungary, offering both rich musical experiences and unforgettable cultural impressions.

Starting September 1, 2025, the Poznan University of Technology will establish the Academic Guard—a special unit responsible for ensuring the safety of the entire university community and protecting its infrastructure.

Why was the Academic Guard created?
It is a response to growing challenges and a changing environment. The aim is to make the PUT campus a safe and welcoming place for studying, working, and living.

We are pleased to announce that Poznan University of Technology has once again received funding from the National Agency for Academic Exchange for the development of the EUNICE consortium. The funds, amounting to PLN 1,497,478.71, come from European Union funds and were awarded under the NAWA programme ‘Support for European University Alliances’ (FERS.01.05-IP.08-0219/23, FERS Projects). This is the second edition of this programme.

The National Science Centre (NCN) has announced the fourth list of laureates of the MINIATURA 9 competition for activities carried out in the form of preliminary research, queries, or scientific trips lasting up to 12 months.

Among the laureates are four researchers from Poznan University of Technology:

Recruitment for ESA Spaceship Poland Internships Now Open! 

In July, Poznan University of Technology (PUT) entered the next phase of implementing the ESA Spaceship Poland initiative. Spaceship Poland is the newest member of the ESA Spaceship family — the fourth such initiative launched by the European Space Agency in Europe. It will be based at PUT and focus on key areas of space technology development: robotics, autonomous systems in space, and artificial intelligence applications. 

On July 28, 2025, in Poznan, a letter of intent was signed between Poznan University of Technology (PUT) and the Hipolit Cegielski State Academy of Applied Sciences in Gniezno (ANS) regarding joint efforts to establish a federation of universities.

The document was signed by:

Poznan University of Technology (PUT) and Stadler have signed a partnership agreement providing for close cooperation in teaching, scientific research, and the development of specialised engineering staff. Joint activities will focus on supporting the specialisation in rail vehicles within the second-cycle (master’s) program in Mechanical Engineering and Vehicle Construction, conducted at the Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering at PUT.

From June 23–30, 2025, the sports facilities of Poznan University of Technology hosted another edition of the international competition for athletes with disabilities—the prestigious Poznan 2025 World Boccia Challenger.

The tournament was organised by World Boccia, the Polish Boccia Association, and Poznan University of Technology.

Athletes from 22 countries around the world took part, competing for top places in both individual and team classifications. The competition also awarded valuable ranking points toward qualification for the Paralympic Games.

Railway Challenge is a prestigious competition organized annually by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) in England. It takes place on the Stapleford Miniature Railway track, and this year’s edition was held on June 26–29, 2025. The competition is aimed at student teams and industry apprentices tasked with designing and building a miniature locomotive operating on a 10¼-inch gauge track, capable of competing in a series of technical and presentation challenges.