LODZ

The University covers the area of about 30 hectares and is located in a few dozen buildings. Besides new structures built in the recent years, the Lodz University of Technology adapted and revitalized a few historic 19th century villas and factory buildings, adjusting them to its needs.

All dormitories are located within a walking distance from TUL faculties. Therefore it does not take long to walk to the building of the International Faculty of Engineering from any of them. Accommodation consists mainly of double rooms. The price of a shared accommodation is approximately 300 PLN a month per person. The rent must be paid every month to the hostel bank account.

A student needs to have about 2000 PLN, however needs of particular students may vary. The daily necessities like food or clothing are relatively inexpensive by western standards.

The currency in Poland is the Polish Zloty, PLN, counted in zloty (zl) and grosz (gr.). 100 gr. = 1 zl.

Non–EU/EEA students who wish to study in Poland need to apply for a residence permit at the Polish embassy or consulate in their home country. Should a prospective student need an acceptance letter for a visa, he or she should let us know about it a month beforehand.

Faculties
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 
The Faculty of Electrical, Electronic, Computer and Control Engineering
The Faculty of Chemistry 
The Faculty of Materials Technologies and Textiles Design
The Faculty of Biotechnology and Food Sciences 
The Faculty of Civil Engineering 
Architecture and Environmental Engineering
The Faculty of Technical Physics
Computer Science and Applied Mathematics
The Faculty of Organization and Management 
The Faculty of Process and Environmental Engineering 
International Faculty of Engineering 
Institute of Papermaking and Printing 

Educational Structure
Today Lodz University of Technology offers 36 fields of studies to over 20 thousand students, including one hundred twenty specializations at nine faculties. Degree programmes are provided as first-cycle or/and second-cycle programmes. Studies based on new study programmes and the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) were introduced at Lodz University of Technology in the academic year 2007/2008. The system enables students to obtain two diplomas in two different fields of studies and gives a possibility of mobility period recognition. Almost all the faculties offer doctoral programmes and non-degree postgraduate programmes together with short-term courses

Autumn semester: end of September to end of January
Spring semester: Mid-February to the end of June
An Orientation Programme is given at the start of each semester. 

A student of the Lodz University of Technology may join various student organizations, sports teams, theatre, choir or our locally-famous radio station.

Lodz University of Technology  
Unit for Internationalization of Education
10/12 Ks. Skorupki Street 
90-924 Lodz 

Unit for Internationalization of Education  Erasmus Administrative Coordinator Malgorzata Swit  Email: swit@p.lodz.pl  Website