Detailed introduction of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin:

Introduction

The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin is a private Catholic university in Lublin, Poland. It is also the only private institution with university status in Poland. It is considered one of the oldest universities in Poland and has an important position in the academic and cultural fields of Poland and even Europe.

Overview

Number of students: The total number of students in the school is currently about 19,000, of which international students account for about 9%.

Number of faculty and staff: There are about 1,100 academic staff.

History and establishment time

The school was founded by Father Idzi Benedykt Radziszewski on December 8, 1918. At that time, Poland had just regained its independence and Lenin allowed him to bring the library and equipment of the Roman Catholic Seminary in St. Petersburg to Poland to establish this university. Before 1928, the school was called the University of Lublin. On October 16, 2005, the Senate of the Polish Bishops' Conference approved the resolution to change its name to John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: The school's teaching staff is of high quality. Many teachers not only have profound attainments in academic research, but also have rich teaching experience. They can provide students with high-quality education and teaching services and help students achieve good development in their professional fields.

Scientific Research Achievements: It has carried out extensive scientific research in multiple disciplines and achieved a series of influential scientific research results. For example, in the field of biomedicine, its Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Research (ICBN) and the Institute of Biotechnology have advanced laboratories and conduct cutting-edge research such as the molecular mechanism regulation of intracellular protein synthesis.

International Cooperation: As a member of the European University Association (EUA) and the Socrates-Erasmus Program, the school actively cooperates and exchanges with universities and research institutions around the world. Through student exchange programs, teacher visits, joint scientific research and other forms, the international vision of teachers and students has been broadened and the international influence of the school has been enhanced.

Nature of the institution

A private Catholic university, but with all the rights of a public school.

Educational philosophy

Encourage research that combines science and faith, cultivate intelligent students with firm Catholic principles, and strive to create new Catholic intellectuals who can play a leading role in Poland.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: It has advanced laboratories such as the Interdisciplinary Center for Scientific Research (ICBN) and the Institute of Biotechnology, equipped with first-class scientific research equipment, which provides strong support for research in biomedicine and other fields.

Key disciplines: Theology, philosophy, law, social sciences, natural sciences, medicine and health are the key disciplines of the school. These disciplines have achieved remarkable results in teaching, scientific research and talent training, have high academic levels and social influence, and have trained a large number of professionals in related fields.

Department

The school has 8 There are 12 faculties, namely the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Philosophy, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Canon Law and Administration, the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Law and Economic Sciences in Tomaszów Lublin, and the Faculty of Social Sciences in Stalowa Wola.

Ranking

2025 THE World University Rankings: 1201-1500.

2024 THE Arts and Humanities Rankings: 501-600.

2024 THE Psychology Rankings: 601+.

2024 THE Social Sciences Rankings: 801+.

Expenses

Tuition fees: International undergraduate students pay between 3,800 and 9,400 PLN per year, international master's students pay between 6,800 and 15,400 PLN per year, and doctoral students pay 2,250 Euros per semester. The specific fees vary depending on the major.

Living expenses: In Lublin, the monthly rent for a double room in a student dormitory is about 100 Euros Euros, and the cost of meals in the student cafeteria does not exceed 200 euros per month.

Campus

Location: The main campus is located in the center of Lublin, built around an old main building from the 18th century, and there is also the "Poczekajka" (Western) campus. Lublin has a good domestic and international road transportation system, rich cultural activities and convenient living facilities in the city.

Campus environment: The campus combines historical buildings with modern facilities to create a unique academic atmosphere. The ancient buildings bear witness to the long history of the school, while modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries, etc. provide students with good learning and research conditions.

Campus facilities: The school has a university library with a rich collection of books, providing students with rich learning resources. In addition, there are advanced sports facilities, including stadiums, gyms, combat sports halls and tennis courts.