The Student Council of the Department of Applied Mathematics has been awarded the Rector’s Prize!
The Student Council of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics is the body representing the students of our Faculty. Council members are elected by the student community and enjoy its special trust. Their main task is to look after the students’ interests, support them in day-to-day matters related to their studies, and actively participate in the life of the Faculty.
Our Faculty’s Student Council organises a wide range of events, such as social gatherings, cultural projects and initiatives aimed at developing and bringing together our academic community. The Council also supports students with formal matters – including those relating to scholarships and student rights – and maintains active communication through social media and its own information initiatives.
Among the wide range of activities undertaken by our Student Council, we can also mention, for example, participation in the student parliament, the organisation of the Faculty Ball, social trips, film nights, faculty barbecues, and ‘Tea with the Student Council’, an event where, in a friendly atmosphere over a cup of hot tea, students had the opportunity to chat with members of the Faculty Student Council.
Once again, congratulations on your wonderful ideas, projects and the Rector’s Award you have won!
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8th Chess Tournament for the Championship of the Department of Applied Mathematics
We warmly invite all chess enthusiasts to take part in the 8th Chess Tournament for the Championship of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics. The event combines sporting competition with academic integration and promotes chess in a friendly, open atmosphere. Players of all skill levels are welcome.
Dr Eng. Adrian Kapczyński has been nominated for the ‘Golden Cap 2026’ competition – please cast your vote!
We are proud to announce that Dr Eng. Adrian Kapczyński, from our Faculty has been nominated for the ‘Golden Cap 2026’ competition in the category of Application of AI in teaching.
Competition for the best Master’s thesis on the application of computational methods to the simulation of heat and flow processes
The Department of Thermal Engineering at the Silesian University of Technology, together with its industry partners, is announcing a nationwide competition for the best Master’s thesis on the application of computational methods to the simulation of thermal and flow processes. The aim of the competition is to promote students’ achievements in the application of computational techniques in the broadly defined field of thermal engineering. Thanks to the presence of representatives from industry and software companies on the competition jury, information about the best theses and their authors will reach potential employers.
Online Lecture: Getting Know About Yanshan University (China)
Would you like to explore the land where the First Emperor of Qin sought the secrets of immortality? Do you dream of embarking on a vibrant international academic journey amidst magnificent mountains and sea?
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