Gdańsk University of Technology

• Buses and trams (Gdansk), trolleybuses (Gdynia), and the Fast Urban Railway provide public transportation in the Tricity (SKM - the whole Tricity).
• Gdansk Airport is the nearest (GDN).

• The Main Campus is located in the heart of old Wrzeszcz, a district well connected to the rest of Gdansk. Narutowicza Street is the address of the campus.
• The university has many buildings built in various architectural styles over the last century.
• The main building was constructed between 1900 and 1904, along with the Electro-Technical Institute, Machine Laboratory, and Chemical Institute.
• The Institute of Electrical and Control Engineering is divided into four distinct areas and spaces linked by a corridor: workshops and laboratories with a small auditorium hall, a machine hall (Drive Hall), an auditorium hall and laboratories, and the drafting hall with additional rooms. 
• The BioTechMed Center, the EcoTech Center, the Advanced Materials Center, and the Digital Technologies Center are four Priority Research Centers at the UniversityUniversity that are currently dynamically developing.
• The University'sUniversity's most recent accomplishments include the development of devices such as Cyber-eye, MEDEYE, Pathmon, Medicine for osteoporosis, Electronic nose, and Auditory-Visual Attention Simulator.
• There is a Nanotechnology Centre on campus with 25 laboratories outfitted with devices for testing the atomic level.
• Sustainable energy research centres include the LINTE2 Laboratory of Innovative Electrical Power Technologies and The Integration of Renewable Energy Sources.
• A Maths and Distance Learning Centre on campus uses modern ICT technologies and tools for mathematical modelling and data visualization.
• The Gdansk University of Technology Library is Northern Poland's oldest and largest technical library. It can boast a unique collection of priceless manuscripts and old prints from the Danzig Research Society, founded in 1743, among the world's libraries.

• Athletic facilities on the main campus include a full-size football pitch, 64m x 105m; a sports hall, a volleyball pitch, outdoor tennis courts; a fitness gym, bodybuilding gyms, a rowing gym, and a judo gym.
• Aside from gaining knowledge and studying for their dream jobs, students at Gdansk Tech can participate in various student activities that will aid development and growth.

 The University offers students the option of living off-campus.

• The Gdansk University of Technology has a modern student housing estate that houses over 2,500 students in 11 dormitories in three attractive city locations.
• The Gdansk University of Technology has twelve dorms spread across three housing estates- DS1, DS2, DS3, DS4, DS12 - Traugutt's estate; DS5, DS6, DS7, DS8, DS9, DS10 - Wyspiański housing estate and DS11 - Brzezno. 
• Non-resident full-time students receive priority placement in student halls of residence.
• The average rent for housing at the UniversityUniversity is 350-550 PLN  (5,980 to 9,397 INR)