GWS Academy signs agreement with Maritime University Szczecin

The official Letter of Intent was signed by University Rector Wojciech Ślączka and Head of Global Wind Service Academy Aleksandra Gajewska-Niemyt.

The agreement aims to use the experience and scientific output of Maritime University of Szczecin and the potential and position of Global Wind Service to further act in the field of:

improving the quality of education in wind energy and related fields;
preparing future graduates for deliberate planning of their professional career;
coordinate joint activities related to cooperation between companies involved in the development of the wind energy industry in the broadest sense;
to organize in agreement with the GWS, lectures and seminars for students focused on particular issues;
cooperation in improving the professional qualifications of MUS and the GWS staff;
the development of projects and modern wind energy technologies.

Commenting on the signing Head of Global Wind Service Academy, Aleksandra Gajewska-Niemyt said: “I’m very happy about this new cooperation and I look very much forward to getting started. The wind industry is growing rapidly, and we need more skilled colleagues, to be able to meet the demand. In Global Wind Service we believe cooperations like this are vital to create awareness about our industry and help make the programs even more relevant for wind industry entrants”.

The event was also attended by the Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Maritime University of Technology in Szczecin, Jaromir Mysłowski, and the Director of the Promotion department of the Maritime University of Szczecin, Anna Zengota.

At the same time, Global Wind Service Academy Instructors Grzegorz Swieżak and Łukasz Sugalski had the pleasure of conducting a meeting at our Training Facility in Dobra, with the Dean of the Faculty of Mechatronics and Electrical Engineering from Maritime University of Szczecin, Dr. Eng. Maciej Kozak, prof. PM and the coordinator of Automation and Robotics Faculty MA Paulina Mitan-Zalewska.

The aim of the visit was to start the cooperation and development of both parties to offer an attractive career path for students and improve the quality of studies.