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English-language education

at Faculty of Ocean Engineering

Experiences learned from the project

Generation BALT

Zbigniew Górski Janusz Kozak

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GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF

TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of Ocean Engineering

&Ship Technology

Presentation plan

1. Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

2. Educational offer

3. Example of diploma

4. Project Generation Balt

5. Research projects -Magazine – Polish Maritime Research

6. Students activities

7. The main reason for new education needs

8. Continuous learning and its various formal education concepts –

traditional and new learning

model

9. New education programs -

a chance for acquiring new skills making possible for easer job

finding

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

1. Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

Chairs:

• Theory and Ship Design,

• Marine Structures Manufacturing Technology, Quality System and

Material Science

• Land and Marine Power Plants,

• Marine Mechatronics

• Automatics and Energetics

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

1. Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

Chairs:

• Theory and Ship Design,

• Marine Structures Manufacturing Technology, Quality System and

Material Science

• Land and Marine Power Plants,

• Marine Mechatronics

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

2. Educational offer – BSc and MSc

POWER ENGINEERING:

7-semester BSc intramural and 8-semester extramural interdisciplinary

study:

• Automation of Power Systems.

• Diagnostics and Operation of Power Systems. • Pro-ecological Power Engineering Technologies. • Turbo machinery.

• Energy Markets and Power Engineering Systems.

• 3-semester MSc intramural and 4-semester extramural study:

• Power Engineering Systems & Equipment. • Operation of Power Engineering Systems.

• Turbine Propulsion in Land, Ocean and Air Transport.

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

2. Educational offer - BSc

TRANSPORT:

7-semester BSc intramural study:

• Water Transport Means. • Water Transport Systems.

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

2. Educational offer – postgraduate studies

http://oce.pg.gda.pl/studia/studia-ii-stopnia-oraz-podyplomowe/

- ISO Standards and Quality Management (TQM) – Edition XIX

- Project management in the maritime –

New proposal

- Engineering Oil and Gas – Edition III

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

1. Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

Laboratory of Ship Technology and Offshore Structures

:

test stands area – 600 m2

max. load application – 2000 KN – tension, 4000 kN – compression,

multiaxial load application, multipoint load and supporting facilities,

fatigue load generators,

microcsopic anf fractographic analysis,

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

4. Project Generation Balt –

Maritime Sector Training Programme

GENERATION BALT FOR A NEW GENERATION OF

BALTIC SEA EXPERTS

www.generationbalt.eu

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

4. Project Generation Balt – Potential

Generation BALT deals with professions associated with the following areas of the EU

maritime sector:

ShipbuildingMarine equipmentSeaportsMaritime servicesOffshore supply

Offshore wind energy

Recreational boating

Coastal tourism

Fisheries

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

4. Project Generation Balt – Course

Aquaculture, maritime technologies and combined solutions (28 February 3 March 2013)

-Rostock, Germany

Green ship - energy – risk (4th – 7th of April 2013) Kalmar, Sweden

Towards green shipping (16th – 18th of May 2013) Klaipeda, Lithuania

Coastal zone under pressure (30th May – 2nd June 2013) Szczecin, Poland

Offshore wind energy technology - Pre-production engineering and project management

(4th – 7th July 2013) Gdansk, Poland

Practical application of modern tools in Project Management - a case study (4th- 5th of July

2014) Gdansk, Poland

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

• Hydromechanics, ship theory, naval architecture, application of composites, underwater techniques as well as hydro acoustic.

• Manufacturing techniques, structural materials and their application, material problems and quality systems.

• Static and dynamic strength of ship structure, risk analysis and safety in emergency states. • Ship propulsions systems, power plants, diagnosis and reliability aspects.

• Ship systems, machinery and units – in this safety and evacuation systems.

• Steam and gas turbines for stationary and mobile different power systems, dynamics and automation.

• Conventional and Non-conventional energy sources, • Natural Resources Exploration.

Generation BALT meeting in Gdynia, Poland, 30 January 2014

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

Water Discus Hotel – Under and above water habitat

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

Polyethylene as structural material

Boat fully made

of polyethylene:

• light,

• unsinkable,

• failure resistant

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects - activity

Trimaran research vessel

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

5. Research projects

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last significant research projects

SANDWICH - Advanced composite sandwich steel structures - V-th Framework Program

Baltecological Ship - Environmental friendly ships for Baltic Area - Eureka, E!2772,Ecological Dock - Environmental friendly floating docks - Eureka E!2968,

INCOWATRANS - A new generation of environmental friendly inland & coastal ships for Polish east-west waterways - Eureka E!3065,

ASPIS - Application of steel Sandwich Panels Into ship Structure - Eureka E!3074

CORET - Advance coating of interior of tanks for rising environmental safety - Eureka E!3614

SAND-Core - Coordination Action on Advanced Sandwich Structures in the Transportation Industry • VI-th Framework Program

De-Light - Developing lightweight modules for transport systems featuring efficient production and lifecycle benefits at structural and functional integrity using risk based design - VI-th Framework Program

Biobearing - Bio and slide bearings, their lubrication by Newtonion oils and application in non-conventional systems - VI-th Framework Program

Safecrafts – Safe abandoning of ships – improvement of current Life Saving Appliances Systems - VI-th Framework Program

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

6. Students activities - IWR

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

6. Students activities - solar

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Growing demand for knowledge

helping Shipbuilding & Offshore

Industry to compete in global

business and continuum

technological, economical as well as

commercial market changes

The main reason for new education needs:

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

Gdansk University of Technology is certified University good University which

gives Good Jobs. It is one of 20 distinguished universities. Academic Information

Centre appreciates in this way universities are able to create a professional

perspective to its students and graduates.

The certificate is valid for the academic year 2014/15. Highlighted the high

schools were assessed in the light of action university careers offices, national

and international internship programs, cooperation between universities and

employers of the region to adapt the curriculum to the needs of the labor market.

Full list of distinguished schools is available here.

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Faculty of Ocean Engineering & Ship Technology

Internal and external reasons for teaching in English

1. Internal pressures Polish students to expand the curriculum in English

2. The growing quantity of foreign students in training / practice within the

ERASMUS program

3. Decreasing number of marine departments at European universities

4. The increasing difference between the demand for engineers Shipbuilders

in European countries and the possibilities of their meet by the home

universities - an opportunity for our faculty

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Conclusion

Study programmes and teaching in English language:

is a necessity

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