The IDUB programme is one of the most important initiatives supporting the development of Polish universities. It aims to strengthen their research capacity, internationalisation and research excellence.
Participation in the first edition of the programme enabled Lodz University of Technology to invest in research development, modern infrastructure, support for early-career researchers and ambitious projects of international significance. These activities will continue in the programme’s second edition.
Professor Krzysztof Jóźwik, Rector of TUL, said:
Qualifying for the programme is the result of the consistent implementation of the University’s strategy, which encompasses developing interdisciplinary research teams, strengthening cooperation with international partners and creating a modern working environment for researchers, doctoral candidates and students.
I would like to extend my warmest thanks to the entire team that prepared our application. I am also grateful to the whole University community for their work and the results they have achieved.
Qualifying for the programme is the result of the consistent implementation of the University’s strategy, which encompasses developing interdisciplinary research teams, strengthening cooperation with international partners and creating a modern working environment for researchers, doctoral candidates and students.
I would like to extend my warmest thanks to the entire team that prepared our application. I am also grateful to the whole University community for their work and the results they have achieved.
This achievement is a success for the entire academic community of Lodz University of Technology - researchers, doctoral candidates, students and administrative staff, who together build the strengths of one of Poland’s leading technical universities. Qualifying for the second edition of the IDUB programme is not only a prestigious distinction but, above all, a commitment to further improving the quality of research and education and actively addressing the most pressing challenges of today’s world.
- concluded Professor Łukasz Albrecht, Vice-Rector for Research at TUL.