Faculty and Staff of AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland, Visited SIT

Professor Janusz S. Szmyd of AGH University of Science and Technology (AGH) in Poland, a strategic partner of SIT, visited SIT for the first time in three years to discuss the Double Degree Program (DD Program) and to give a lecture to graduate students. (see 欧洲杯足彩app下载_欧洲杯下注平台-【直播*网站】)
Prior to this visit, Vice President Takasaki also visited AGH in June and gave a lecture to AGH students. (see 欧洲杯足彩app下载_欧洲杯下注平台-【直播*网站】)
 
The week after Prof. Szmyd's visit, Aleksandra Perkins-Oleszkowicz, a member of the International Department of AGH, spent five days interacting extensively with the university's faculty and staff as part of a staff training program funded by the Erasmus+ (Plus) program, a European grant.
Aleksandra Perkins-Oleszkowicz is in charge of external funding and agreements in the International Department of AGH, and in September, five undergraduate students and four faculty members from AGH will visit Japan to conduct a global PBL program at SIT, utilizing a large budget they have received.
In December, with the SPINAKER funding, also acquired by AGH, a short-term program is scheduled to be implemented inviting students from various countries such as Ukraine, Nepal, and Vietnam, as well as students from the Shibaura Institute of Technology.
During the training period, opportunities were provided to exchange opinions extensively with the Student Affairs Section, Career Support Section, Public Relations Section, etc., in addition to the Division of Global Initiatives. They also visited the Omiya Campus and the affiliated junior and senior high schools.


 Professor Janusz S. Szmyd, Jun Yamada, SIT President
and Professor Akito Takasaki, Vice-Presidentwith staff of Division of Global Initiatives
Visiting Prof. Iiduka's laboratory at Omiya campus
visit to SIT Junior and Senior high schoolDiscussion with student affairs section

＜AGH University of Science and Technology(AGH)＞ AGH is a national university established in 1919, and its main campus is in Krakow, Poland. It has 16 departments, including Mining and Geoengineering: Metals Engineering, and Industrial Computer Science. Electrical Engineering; Automatics, Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering and Robotics. Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection; Humanities; Materials Science and Ceramics; and Applied Mathematics. SIT has proactively conducted student/teacher exchange programs with the university, including global project-based learning (PBL) programs organized by both universities.