Visit of the Rector of the State University of Information and Communication Technologies
On February 12-14, 2025, the Rector of the State University of Information and Communication Technologies (SUICT, Kyiv) dr. Volodymyr Shulga visited the Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology (SUT). Meetings were held with the Vice-dean dr. Adam Mańka, with the SUT Rector's Plenipotentiary for Cooperation with the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia prof. Aleksander Sładkowski and other university staff.
Guests from Ukraine at the entrance to the Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering: from left to right: Vice-dean of the faculty dr. Adam Mańka, Assistant to the Rector of SUICT prof. Ievgenii Kutiavin, Rector of SUICT dr. Volodymyr Shulha, SUT Rector's Plenipotentiary for Cooperation with the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia prof. Aleksander Sładkowski
The distinguished guests were given tours of various laboratories of the faculty related to computer and information technologies in transport. The parties expressed interest in developing further cooperation. A corresponding inter-university agreement (MoU) was prepared. The parties discussed the possibility of organizing training for Ukrainian students in Katowice within the framework of a dual diploma program.
Meeting with guests from Ukraine in the office of the SUT Rector's Plenipotentiary for Cooperation with the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia
In addition to studying the experience at the Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering of STU, the Ukrainian guests were able to get acquainted with the Silesian Industrial Region by visiting Katowice and Gliwice. In particular, in Gliwice, the guests got acquainted with the work of the Traffic Management Centre in Gliwice.
Head Department of the Traffic Management Center Bogusław Michalik (left) introduces guests to the capabilities of AI, which allow traffic control in the city and, in certain cases, replace humans in making urgent and responsible decisions
There is currently a war going on in Ukraine, and civilians and soldiers are dying every day. Therefore, the history of the Second World War, which began in Gliwice, cannot leave Ukrainians indifferent. Therefore, a visit to the radio station in Gliwice, which served the fascists as a casus belli, was perceived as especially relevant.
Visit to the historic radio station in Gliwice
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