
Lodz, Poland

Lodz, Poland

Yoga
Swimming
Basketball
Football
Volleyball
Art
Athletics Track
Clubs/ Societies/Organizations
Coding
Cooking
Culture & Language
Dance
Debate
Drama
Fantasy
Foreign Languages
Fund Raising
Leadership Developing Activities
Media
Military
Model United Nations Club (MUN)
Music
Painting
Performance Art
Photography
Religious Activities
Robotics
Role Playing
Social Activism
Speech & Political Interest
Sports & Recreation
Student Council
Studying Abroad
Technology
Tennis
Volunteering
Auditorium
Badminton Court
Basket ball Court
Football Court
Fully equipped Gym
Swimming pool
Synthetic Running Track
Theatre
Volley Ball Court
The general infrastructure of the University of Lodz includes the Faculty of Chemistry's modern research and teaching facilities across two locations—Tamka 12 and Pomorska 163/165—with a total area exceeding 6,000 m². The faculty teaching infrastructure comprises 21 computerised lecture halls equipped with modern audiovisual devices including multimedia projectors, screens and blackout blinds, totalling 1,100 seats, with four auditoriums seating 200, 170, 80 and 40 people respectively. The largest auditorium is equipped with an induction loop for people with hearing impairments, and the lecture halls are modernised annually with new projectors, sound systems and other technical systems. The Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection has 150 laboratories across four institutes equipped with modern research equipment, and doctoral students also have access to the Microscopic Imaging and Specialist Biological Techniques Laboratory and the Information Technology Laboratory. The Centre for Digital Biology and Biomedical Sciences – Biobank Łódź® is located in a separate modern building meeting all necessary standards for secure data and sample storage.





Student support at the University of Lodz is provided through a comprehensive system in accordance with the Law on Higher Education and Science, aimed at equalising educational opportunities and providing social and living support to those in difficult life situations. Material support includes social scholarships, scholarships for students with disabilities, emergency allowances for random events, COVID-19-related assistance and other ad hoc forms of support granted upon student application. The process of awarding material aid is carried out by Faculty Scholarship and Social Commissions, the University Scholarship and Social Commission for Students, and the Appeals Scholarship and Social Commission for Students, all operating with student representatives to ensure transparency and reliability. The Centre for Support and Accessibility (CWiD) provides comprehensive psychological, educational and adaptation assistance to students, doctoral students and candidates, offering individual consultations with psychologists and psychotherapists, permanent specialist duty hours, relaxation workshops, psychoeducational classes, film therapy sessions and support groups. The Centre for Education and Student Affairs (CKiSOS) is responsible for accepting documentation, handling decisions and informing students about available forms of material aid, with applications submitted electronically via USOSweb and in paper form.
Student life at the University of Lodz is enriched by numerous organisations that students can join at any time, including the Academic Sports Club (AZS IUŁ), Erasmus Student Network (ESN UŁ), AIESEC, the University Doctoral Students' Government Council (URSD), the University Students' Government Council (URSS), the Legal Chess Club, the UL Choir, Balalaikas Poland, and the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble KUJON. Studying at UniLodz is not just about learning or developing skills—it is also about being active in one's area of passion, influencing the future of the university, participating in competitions and building international relationships and contacts. The university supports students in developing their interests and passions in culture, art, sport and entrepreneurship, with access to sports infrastructure not only during physical education classes but also outside them. Students have the opportunity to engage in many initiatives that develop their interests and passions, and the university provides support in professional development and entering the labour market.



The University of Lodz offers accommodation in eight student dormitories providing a total of 3,240 places, with double and triple rooms and rooms adapted for students and doctoral students with disabilities, equipped with paid laundries, drying rooms, internet access, gyms, quiet study rooms and television rooms. For the 2025/2026 academic year, the monthly fee for a place in a single room ranges from PLN 660 (Dormitory XIII) to PLN 990 (Dormitories V, VII, VIII and IX), for a double room from PLN 500 (Dormitory XIII) to PLN 755 (Dormitories V, VII, VIII and IX), and for a triple room from PLN 500 (Dormitory XIII) to PLN 565 (Dormitory II). For the 2026/2027 academic year and following years, fees will increase, with single rooms ranging from PLN 710 to PLN 1,120, double rooms from PLN 550 to PLN 850, and triple rooms from PLN 550 to PLN 640. A deposit equivalent to two months' fee for a place in a double or triple room in the respective dormitory is required for Dormitories II, III, V, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XIII and XIV.

Student safety at the University of Lodz is ensured through the Safe UniLodz platform, which consolidates emergency numbers, contact details for the University of Lodz 24/7 intervention patrol reachable at +48 780 701 424, and instructions on how to respond in the event of fire, evacuation, aggression, a suspicious object, a cybersecurity threat and other incidents. The platform also provides information on available forms of assistance and support, contact details for units responsible for safety, OHS, data protection and psychological support, information on campus security, monitoring systems and the locations of AED defibrillators, as well as news and events related to safety including training sessions and workshops. In 2024, the university introduced Standards for the Protection of Minors (SOM) (Rector's Ordinance No. 111 of 12 August 2024), and an anti-discrimination procedure is in place. Each newly admitted student is required to complete training in health and safety education (BHK), library training and a copyright course, and the university has implemented rules for responding to threats or breaches of safety, discrimination and violence against students.



Career support at the University of Lodz is provided by the Academic Career Office (ABKZ), which offers comprehensive professional support including individual counselling, career coaching, assistance in creating application documents, and training and workshops developing soft and technical competencies. The office also organises industry events such as job fairs and meetings with employers, and maintains a database of job, internship and traineeship offers available to students of all fields. The university supports students in the process of independently entering the labour market through the Career Office's activities, including cyclical events such as Career Days and Job Fairs, during which interested companies present their activities and employment, internship and traineeship offers. Students can also participate in the "MENTORING – Absolwent VIP" project, which involves outstanding university graduates—a group of bosses and managers from the largest companies in Łódź and the region—in the process of scientific and professional career development of the most talented students. The university also supports students through the Competence Academy.








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