Polish partners

A significant part of co-operation of the Faculty with scientific and research units is now realized through the participation in Operation Programs (7 programs POIG and POKL and 4 investment programs). The Faculty co-operates with other units, realizing orders from industry (mines), research institutes and Polish Academy of Sciences, hospitals, high schools, other AGH UST Faculties, companies, foundations and individual subjects. Within the framework of research projects with MENiS and NCBiR, teams of specialists from academic staff and workers of small or medium size companies are formed.

The Faculty closely co-operates with, e.g.: ABB, ENION, COMARCH, MOTOROLA, DELPHI, SOLIDEX, GE POWER CONTROLS, APRISO, ABG, KOMEL, ENERGOPROJEKT Kraków.

Another example of broad co-operation of the Faculty is establishing the Małopolska-Podkarpacie Clean Energy Cluster at AGH UST. It is targeted at building a platform of co-operation of companies, self-government, high schools and business institutions oriented to the production of clean energy.

Moreover, the Smart Grid technological platform for power engineering is being developed and perfected.

Foreign partners

The Faculty has a broad international co-operation, mainly within 6 to 7 UE Framework Programs, individual orders from foreign institutions and bilateral co-operation, in that LLP Erasmus program. This co-operation is conducted, among others, with the following academic and research centers:

• Monash University Melbourne, Australia

• University College Dublin, Ireland

• Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lousanne, Switzerland

• University of California - Berkeley, USA

• Zjednoczony Instytut Badań Jądrowych, ZJBD - Dubna, Russia

• University of Minnesota, USA

• University of Cambridge, Great Britain

• University of Viena, Austria

• Technische Universitaet Berlin, Germany

• Computer Laboratory SUN Research, Laboratory Menlo Park, USA

• Technical University of Birmingham, Great Britain

• University of Ghent, Belgium

• France Telecom Research and Development, Paris, France

• Lund University, Sweden

• Deutsche Telekom AG, Germany

• Cisco Systems Ltd., Great Britain

• NTT, Japon

• Siemens AG, Germany

• Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain

• University of Milan, Italy

• Gornyj Institut, Sankt Petersburg, Russia

• NGU Dniepropietrowsk, Ukraine

• Karel de Grote-Hogeschool, Belgium

• University of Ruse, Bulgaria

• Fachhochschule Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences, Germany

• Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Greece

• Yildiz Technical University, Turkey

• University of Limerick, Ireland

• LIMBURGS TECHNOLOGIECENTRUM VAN DE METAALSECTOR, Belgium

• Phoenix Contact, Germany

• ENOSAD, Turkey