The university's activities for Sustainable Development and Goal 14 presented in the reports for 2021-2022 and 2020-2021 "Lodz University of Technology on the path of sustainable development".
The Baltic University Programme focuses on issues of sustainable development, environmental protection and democracy in the Baltic Sea Region. Participants of the Programme are universities in the countries of the Baltic Region, including Lodz University of Technology.
The following types of courses are organised as part of the programme:
- Environmental Science of the Baltic Sea Basin,
- Environment of the Baltic Sea,
- Baltic Sea Region — Culture, Politics, Society,
- Peoples of the Baltic,
- Sustainable Development of the Baltic Region,
- Sustainable Water Management,
- Sustainable Social Development and City Planning.
The programme offers university-level courses for both lower years and masters students and continuing education for teachers and professionals. Annually, courses are organized in more than 225 colleges for a total number of approx. 9000 students.
Baltic University Programme (BUP) is an international academic network established in 1991, whose participants include universities in the countries of the Baltic Sea Region.
It is now one of the largest university chains in the world with around 90 member institutions. The aim of BUP is to support universities in spreading knowledge about broadly understood sustainable economic, ecological and social development in the Baltic Sea Region. The programme is based on cooperation between academic centres, but also other social institutions, e.g. local authorities and sustainable development organisations in the said region. BUP is active in education, research, information and projects.
Baltic University Programme is an interdisciplinary programme bringing together all types of universities - humanities and technical, higher educational and economic schools, agricultural and medical universities. It is coordinated at the international level by the BUP Secretariat at Uppsala University Sweden.
In Poland, the national Baltic University Centre is located at the Lodz University of Technology.
BUP publishes annual reports on its activities, which are made available on the Organization's website.
The Baltic University Programme (BUP) is an international academic network established in 1991, whose participants are universities in the countries of the Baltic Sea Region. Today it is one of the largest university networks in the world with nearly 90 member institutions. The aim of the BUP is to support universities in spreading knowledge on universally understood economic, ecological, and social sustainability in the Baltic Sea Region. The programme is based on cooperation between universities, but also other social institutions, e.g. local authorities and organisations working for sustainable development in the region. The Baltic University Programme is an interdisciplinary programme bringing together all types of universities - humanities and technical, pedagogical, and economic universities, agricultural and medical universities. It is coordinated at international level by the BUP Secretariat at Uppsala University (Sweden). In Poland, the national Baltic University Centre is located at Lodz University of Technology.
The Baltic University Programme focuses on sustainable development, environmental protection, and democracy in the Baltic Sea Region. The following types of courses are organised within the programme:
- Environmental Science of the Baltic Sea Basin,
- Baltic Sea Environment,
- Baltic Sea Region - Culture, Politics, Society,
- Baltic peoples,
- Sustainable Development of the Baltic Sea Region,
- Sustainable Water Management,
- Sustainable Social Development and Town Planning.
The programme offers university-level courses for both undergraduates and masters students, as well as lifelong learning for teachers and professionals. For more information: https://www.balticuniv.uu.se
One of BUP's annual events is a training course for PhD students. In 2021/22 academic year, it was hosted by TUL. The aim of this event is to provide PhD students with the opportunity to discuss scientific issues with a particular focus on sustainable development in an interdisciplinary, international, multicultural, and regional context. The training enables participants to learn about the scientific work of other researchers and to look at their own work through the eyes of other event participants, both their colleagues and invited experts. The training for PhD students held at TUL resulted in a Book of Abstracts containing 14 presentations from the event.